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Interesting and good idea. Definitely inventive. This is what’s known as legal paper size in the United States. 14 inches long.
Here’s a picture of one of the pads I happen to own. You’re welcome to see the layout. This is from Manhattan GMAT.
PS. At the same time, it’s not critical in case your cells are not perfect or your pad is not legal size but a little bit smaller. The key is to learn how to operate with the laminated sheets which can be a hassle.
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Here’s a picture of one of the pads I happen to own. You’re welcome to see the layout. This is from Manhattan GMAT.
PS. At the same time, it’s not critical in case your cells are not perfect or your pad is not legal size but a little bit smaller. The key is to learn how to operate with the laminated sheets which can be a hassle.
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Looks like you have your answer! You should try to laminate your sheets to replicate what you will use on test day.
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