Why there are two places to post problem solving questions

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by pink_08 » Sat Feb 27, 2010 10:05 am

Why there are two places to post problem solving questions - one under Gmat Math and the other specifically under PS here?

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by beatthegmat » Sat Feb 27, 2010 9:33 pm

Members should be posting their PS questions in the PS forum. We're working with moderators right now to move existing PS posts in the Math forum to the correct PS/DS forums.

The GMAT Math forum should be for discussion of math concepts, not necessarily specific practice problems.

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by harsh.champ » Sun Feb 28, 2010 11:03 am

beatthegmat wrote:Members should be posting their PS questions in the PS forum. We're working with moderators right now to move existing PS posts in the Math forum to the correct PS/DS forums.

The GMAT Math forum should be for discussion of math concepts, not necessarily specific practice problems.

Thanks for asking,

Eric

Also,you can find some problems relating to a specific concepts like Venn-Diagram,conditional probability etc.
Otherwise PS ques. are posted in the PS sub-forum only..

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