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16 Nov 2023, 11:17
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Answer is 10, it was a fluke for me
in-the-arithmetic-sequence-t1-t2-t3-tn-t1-23-and-tn-129374.html#p1786694 - this is the correct question with right format.
in-the-arithmetic-sequence-t1-t2-t3-tn-t1-23-and-tn-129374.html#p1786694 - this is the correct question with right format.
16 Nov 2023, 11:19
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i got this question on my mock, it seems like there is a typo in this question. this expression doesn’t make sense to me. like what exactly equals 23 in this question. I wasted 4 mins to make sense out of it as it was the first question in my mock. do you find this question correctly written?
The expression is trying to say t2 = 23-3T3= 20-3
So u see you are subtracting 3 at every step. It is an AP with d = -3
16 Nov 2023, 11:20
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It is a "simple" question which looks scary (I had to think about how to solve it after reading it). It is deceiving but a great example of a harder GMAT question (facing something you never faced before)
