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13 May 2012, 09:22
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Hi,
When solving RC questions from OG or be it any other source which has explanatory answers do you think it is worth going through the explanation even though you have got the correct answer or do you feel it is better to spend the same time to solve
another RC?
Let me know your thoughts.
When solving RC questions from OG or be it any other source which has explanatory answers do you think it is worth going through the explanation even though you have got the correct answer or do you feel it is better to spend the same time to solve
another RC?
Let me know your thoughts.
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13 May 2012, 10:32
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avi12
yes..definitely.. even if you have the correct answer you can validate your approach. Sometimes the answers can have alternate solutions ,which may help
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