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Daily BTG Math Questions Harder?

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by bml1105 » Sun May 11, 2014 12:47 pm
Are the questions in the Daily Math Questions sent out by this site harder than those seen on the actual GMAT? I was starting to feel confident that my math skills were improving and would continue to improve with time. However, I am doing horrible on these daily math questions. My confidence is slowly diminishing with each one I do.
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by [email protected] » Sun May 11, 2014 2:03 pm
Hi bml1105,

While certain GMAT questions can be almost-universally called "easy", "medium" or "hard", the approach that you choose to take when handling any individual question can make the WORK easier or harder (and can certainly affect the amount of time that you spend solving the problem).

If you're interested in insights (alternative approaches, etc.) on any given question, then you should post the question in the Forums. Plenty of Experts and Site Members can offer some perspective.

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