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Estimated score 615
Study next Data Sufficiency 3 of 5 missed · 172s average
Active time by question One decision broke the pace
150s decision rule
Example active time for questions 31 through 40 Question 38 took 204 seconds and was incorrect. The suggested decision rule is 150 seconds.

Q38 · 204s · missed

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Open Q38, then practice the rephrase step. Make your best choice by 150 seconds when the path is still unclear.

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