simple query regarding selection of data:
Are there any specific guidelines in GMAT when to consider integers and when not to ?
For questions like:
Is y^2 >1
with some statement 1) and 2) regarding the value of y.
and it's not explicitly given that y is an integer. Then I'd expect that all scenarios need to be covered : -ve fraction, -1, 0, +fraction, 1, > 1 ( till the first one fails the test) but at the worst case all these will be covered.
Am I correct here, or there are certain cases wherein GMAT is implicit in expecting an integer.
Are there any specific guidelines in GMAT when to consider integers and when not to ?
For questions like:
Is y^2 >1
with some statement 1) and 2) regarding the value of y.
and it's not explicitly given that y is an integer. Then I'd expect that all scenarios need to be covered : -ve fraction, -1, 0, +fraction, 1, > 1 ( till the first one fails the test) but at the worst case all these will be covered.
Am I correct here, or there are certain cases wherein GMAT is implicit in expecting an integer.
