joostinshu wrote:It does provide the answer solution but when you are the night before the exam and have used 14 Manhattan practice exams, going back to find that given problem takes time.
Thanks for the help.
hi -
did you know that you can go back and review the problems by topic? if you do so, then it shouldn't take you long to find the problem. (certainly not as long as it takes you to post a thread here.)
here's what you do:
* go to "generate assessment reports" from your exams home page
* select all of the exams that may possibly have contained this question (you probably remember the rough time frame in which you saw it).
* once the assessment reports are on-screen, select "quant by subject / topic area" (this should be the second link from the bottom, if i remember correctly)
* click on "algebra" on top
* go to "VIC" and click on it
there shouldn't be that many problems. go through them one by one until you've found the one you're looking for. (the title should probably give it away; if not, click on them one by one.)
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you've seriously taken 14 of our practice exams? as in, you've reset the exams twice already?
are you sure you're reviewing the problems thoroughly enough for TAKEAWAYS?
(see here:
https://www.beatthegmat.com/gmat-prep-pl ... html#52813)
that's a LOT of exams. unless you've been at this for a very, very, very long time, you may want to spend less time taking practice tests and more time reviewing the tests you've already taken.
Ron has been teaching various standardized tests for 20 years.
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