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by beatthegmat » Sat Oct 27, 2007 6:52 pm
posull78 wrote:Does anyone know where I can get detailed explanations to the answers?!? It's really killing me that I can't understand some of them.
BTW, scored a 680. Is that any good? In other words, can I expect about the same on the actual test?
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You are not going to find detailed explanations from the software unfortunately. My advice is to do some searching on the questions that confuse you on this forum--many questions have been discussed in the past.

If you can't find the info you need, I recommend posting your query in the appropriate forum area and the community will come to your aide.

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by bates88 » Sun Oct 28, 2007 6:54 pm
Yes, it's very frustrating that GMATPrep doesn't have explanations, but people here will definitely help!! This is a great forum.

I would also do the Princeton Review tests. I have found their answer explanations really helpful, and it might also help you understand the GMATPrep answers, since you'll know the rationale behind the choices on the PR tests. They seem to be pretty close to GMATPrep.

And yes, 680 is a nice score!
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