Folks,
I saw eric has log of hard/medium question for OG10. Anything for OG11 ? Any link/source for errors on OG11 ?
Question no. 14 on Pg.154, the answer to this question is a bit controversial. I personally chose 1 has ( 1-1) would give you 0 in the denominator making the equation invalid.
The answer says 0, I dont know why/how.
thanks.
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Unfortunately, no similar log has been created for OG11 to the best of my knowledge. I've been looking for such a document for almost two years now.
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smar83,
I feel that the mistake you are doing is substituting the answer choices for x, when the question is asking or the value of 1/(x-1).
Only a fraction that has numerator = 0 can have value = 0. So 1/(x-1) will be undefined. So, 0 is the correct choice.
I feel that the mistake you are doing is substituting the answer choices for x, when the question is asking or the value of 1/(x-1).
Only a fraction that has numerator = 0 can have value = 0. So 1/(x-1) will be undefined. So, 0 is the correct choice.
