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Hi, I just did a few listening tests where I was able answer all the questions in the order of the "speaker's" conversation. Does this reflect the section from the actual test???? I mean, in some other tests I did at school, the questions were not ordered and we had to jump from Q1 to Q5 and back to Q2 etc... Means: We had to keep things from the conversation in mind in order to answer a later question. While the IELTS preperation test I could read a question, easyly wait til it's been answered and then move on to the next question. Can anyone describe the situation IN the test? Thanks!

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Hi, I have finished all the gmat prep questions and tests. Someone in this forum posted a thread that when you re-install the prog you can get new questions. Somehow I am still getting the same questions I had before. Is there any trick??

Thx, didn't know 2^(x-2) = (2^x)/2^2

2^(x) - 2^(x-2) = 3(2^13) X is 15 but what is the strategy to solve it?? Thanks