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Additional Reinforcement Questions?

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by fool » Mon Feb 16, 2015 12:42 pm
Hi,

For the "Additional Reinforcement Questions" listed on each day of the e-mails: are they addressed in later e-mails in the "Practice" portion? Or is each question listed only once in the whole 60 day plan? I'm asking because I'm trying to determine whether I do the Reinforcement questions daily, or wait till they come in e-mails later on down the line. Or maybe I complete all the math sections - on Day 9 now - and then go back to do the additional reinforcement portions on my weak areas.

Thanks for this great resource, I really like the format and instructions!
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by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Sat Mar 14, 2015 10:33 am
Hello,

No, the questions are listed only once.
You need to determine how much practice you get.
So, if after 10 practice questions, you feel you fully understand the topic, then you might stop. Conversely, you may not feel fully comfortable with the topic until you've completed dozens and dozens of questions.

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Brent
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