If we suspect that the correct answer choice must divide evenly into 594, and only one of the answer choices -- 66 -- divides evenly into 594, then we should test this answer choice first.RBBmba@2014 wrote:Isn't it safe to consider this 'integer' aspect ? It saves time,I think!
If we suspect that the correct answer choice must divide evenly into 568, and only one of the answer choices -- 71 -- divides evenly into 568, then we should test this answer choice first.
If we suspect that the correct answer choice must divide evenly into 91, and only two of the answer choices -- 7 and 13 -- divide evenly into 91, then we should test these two answer choices first.
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