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A figure accompanying a data sufficiency problem will conform to the information given in the...
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not necessarily conform to the additional information given in statements 1 and 2
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In data sufficiency problems that ask for the value of a quantity,
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the data given in the statements in the statements are sufficient only when it is possible...
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For data sufficiency problems unless instructed otherwise, assume that
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fractions, negatives and zero are all included in the set of potential values
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For data sufficiency problems unless instructed otherwise, dont assume that
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variables represent positive integers
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Picking numbers is one way to solve data sufficiency problems.
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Picking numbers can be used when a statemet allows for a range of possible values for an unknown....
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When picking numbers for data sufficiency questions
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do not forget to consider positive and negative integers, positive and negative fractions, ...
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Generally speaking, you cannot determine one ratio from another when the change involves
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addition or subtraction
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If the two statments in a data sufficiency provide the same information in different form,...
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then the correct answer is D or E
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In data sufficiency problems, the two statements are factual premises that must be true,
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because of this, they cannot directly contradict each other
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In data sufficiency problems, the first statement is often
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created to be more time consuming. Always start with the easier looking statement.
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End of data sufficiency
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End of data sufficiency
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