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26 Feb 2007, 21:43
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It would be better to see the questions with answer choices. It may be challenging to find the ans without choices but providing the ans choices may make the problem easier to solve.
For some questions, it is easier to scan the answer choices and discard some even before calculations. You may get different approaches to solve your question. It is always good to know more than one approach to a question - after all, we need to save time and energy to crack GMAT.
Just my opinion for everyones good.
For some questions, it is easier to scan the answer choices and discard some even before calculations. You may get different approaches to solve your question. It is always good to know more than one approach to a question - after all, we need to save time and energy to crack GMAT.
Just my opinion for everyones good.
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27 Feb 2007, 04:04
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Another note: Please do not provide the OA along with your first post. Some of us would like to try solving the problem before seeing the OA and some problems always become easier to do when the answer is given, but is not the right approach to learn.
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27 Feb 2007, 07:46
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Yeah...in addition...make sure to eventually post the OA...especially on questions where there is discussion and disagreement on the answer.
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