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Just curious if anybody out there has already purchased the 11th edition OG supplementary text for quantitative practice?? It`s advertised in the back of the new OG and claims to have 300 extra practice problems and explanations. Are the problems similiar to the OG, or do they touch on additional advanced concepts like combinations/probability/statistics etc?
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I have not bought, but I have read about the supplementary text. I believe the 11th Ed of the OG has less questions than the 10th Ed. It takes some old 10th Ed questions and add in some new ones from some unpublished retired papers to make up the 11th Ed. The selling point for the 11th Ed is not whole new set of questions, but better and more detailed solutions.
The supplementary guides says it has 300 extra practice problems since a lot of questions have been removed from 10th Ed. These questions will most probably go into the supplmentary guides.
Remember, it assumes that the buyer does not even have a 10th ed, so these 300 extra problems will be new to the buyer.
That's what I gather from reading around. Other members who actually bought the book, please correct me if I'm wrong.
The supplementary guides says it has 300 extra practice problems since a lot of questions have been removed from 10th Ed. These questions will most probably go into the supplmentary guides.
Remember, it assumes that the buyer does not even have a 10th ed, so these 300 extra problems will be new to the buyer.
That's what I gather from reading around. Other members who actually bought the book, please correct me if I'm wrong.
