GMAT expert Brett Ethridge shares valuable GMAT test-taking tips, tricks, and strategies in the following video tutorial. This week's tip is to avoid trying to determine if/how the two statements work together on data sufficiency questions until absolutely necessary. This video explains why, and how to do tackle such questions and get the best results easily.
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