EPTMath Help - Page 2
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Maenander
Germany4927 Posts
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aike
United States1629 Posts
On October 14 2011 17:03 Maenander wrote: The problem with sequences of integers is that they are ambiguous. I hate to construct a perfectly valid algorithm only to get to the "wrong" answer, because most tests allow for only one solution. I think what they try to go for is the simplest answer. So if you are getting it wrong, you are probably thinking about it too much. like with one of the above examples: 1,5,2,6,X is just 1+4 = 5 - 3 = 2 + 4 = 6 - 3 = 3 + 4 = 7 - 3 = 4 and so on | ||
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Bswhunter
Australia954 Posts
Im going to guess your in year 8-9 thou | ||
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Cascade
Australia5405 Posts
Namely: find old exams with full solutions. Study them, learn the solution algorithms, and learn (memorise almost) to reproduce the solutions from the problem only. Chances are that many of the question on this years exam are similar enough to some of the previous ones. | ||
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XXGeneration
United States625 Posts
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