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yes,if you need to make assumptions in order to give a definite answer,then insufficient
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So if I can make assumptions outside the given statement, it means insufficient right?
It’s a gray area in my opinion - there’s no fixed rule about it. Depends on the question type
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So if I can make assumptions outside the given statement, it means insufficient right?
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/i6co9qwr ... v&e=1&dl=0

here,try this,a siplified version of what you can try to tackle these ques
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heyy so i wrote an mock on mba.com 5 one and it say its adapts the mock and then later on i checked the question the first was 805+ second was 700 can anyone help me out with this and how in actually exam it works. it is so messed up idk what to do i am stuck when practice question from gmat club i solve really well inspite of whatever level basic to advance but when i write mock i cant score enough please help or suggestion would help.
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heyy so i wrote an mock on mba.com 5 one and it say its adapts the mock and then later on i checked the question the first was 805+ second was 700 can anyone help me out with this and how in actually exam it works. it is so messed up idk what to do i am stuck when practice question from gmat club i solve really well inspite of whatever level basic to advance but when i write mock i cant score enough please help or suggestion would help.
Yup
I've noticed this too
I've even notice which ever is the first section, it always has more number of hard questions
I've tried this with all 3 sections

I've also noticed that even though the exam is adaptive, say I've made 2 mistakes for hard questions straight, my expectations is it should dial down the difficulty right?
But no it gives me another hard question
If I mess this up too
My morale and time, both would be wasted
I'm confused too
How to tackle this dynamic adaptability of the test?

Any expert here, please provide some tips
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At a large manufacturing corporation, the ratio of the annual job-related injury insurance premium per employee to average employee annual net pay increased between 1978 and 2003. Yet, the annual number of job-related injuries per employee during that time decreased by more than 30 percent.

Which of the following, if true, best explains the discrepancy outlined above?

A. From 1978 to 2003, the severity of job-related injuries at the corporation decreased significantly due to compliance with new workplace safety rules.

B. The number of employees at the corporation decreased between 1978 and 2003.

C. During the 1978– 2003 period, inflation significantly eroded the purchasing power of the dollar.

D. The corporation did not change its insurance provider during the 1978– 2003 period.

E. Between 1978 and 2003, health care costs per job-related injury rose sharply, pressuring insurance providers to raise premiums.
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CR 2

For the past year, a network television talk-show host has been making fun of the name pf a particular brand of chainsaw, the Tree Toppler. The ridicule is obviously taking its toll: in the past 12 months, sales of the Tree Toppler have declined by 15%, while the sales of other chainsaws have increased.

Which of the following, if true, casts the most serious doubt on the conclusion drawn above?

A. The talk-show host who is ridiculing the Tree Toppler name actually owns a Tree Toppler.

B. The number of product complaints from owners of Tree Toppler has not increased in the past year.

C. The average price of all chainsaws has increased by 10 percent in the past year.

D. The number of Stores that sell the Tree Toppler has remained steady for the past year.

E. A year ago, a leading consumer magazine rated the Tree Toppler as "intolerably unsafe."
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Yup
I’ve noticed this too
I’ve even notice which ever is the first section, it always has more number of hard questions
I’ve tried this with all 3 sections

I’ve also noticed that even though the exam is adaptive, say I’ve made 2 mistakes for hard questions straight, my expectations is it should dial down the difficulty right?
But no it gives me another hard question
If I mess this up too
My morale and time, both would be wasted
I’m confused too
How to tackle this dynamic adaptability of the test?

Any expert here, please provide some tips
Yesss, if any expert can put some glimpses towards this would be really helpful and an another issue i seen was question being too short in club we get to what it is try to say but on mba.com it’s quite messed

It’s not that I don’t know how to solve it, I can solve any god dam question but in mock i faced this issue
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Victor is walking at a rate of 1 mile every 17 minutes. Sarah is walking at a rate of 1 mile every 14 minutes. If they are 10 miles apart and are approaching each other along a straight road, how many hours will it take them to meet, rounded to the nearest hundredth?

A. 1.26
B. 1.28
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Ximena lists the whole numbers 1 through 30 once. Emilio copies Ximena's numbers, replacing each occurrence of the digit 2 by the digit 1. Ximena adds her numbers and Emilio adds his numbers. How much larger is Ximena's sum than Emilio's?

(A) 13
(B) 26
(C) 102
(D) 103
(E) 110
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If Simon paid 25 cents for each orange and 15 cents for each mango, then how many oranges did Simon buy?

(1) Simon spent a total of $1.55 on his purchase of mango and oranges.
(2) Simon bought fewer mango than oranges.

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In a survey of 150 persons, how many were both smokers and drinkers?

(1) 80% of the person surveyed were drinkers
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