Calculus:Trignometry Painting: ?

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harmonidrum

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Pearson and Collins are giving different answers, does anyone know for sure which one I should put down should this question arise on the PCAT?
 
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harmonidrum said:
Pearson and Collins are giving different answers, does anyone know for sure which one I should put down should this question arise on the PCAT?
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wow, I just considered to post this question this morning, and you just did it 😀 .

Because of the error of this question, I doubt about Dr. Collins' material. Of course, the Pearson's answer has to be right because we're going to take the exam from Pearson.😀 .
 
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They never really figured it out last time: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=757534

I'd trust pearson over Collins for obvious reasons. Surely sculpture and palette won't be on both be possible answers, that's just wrong!

I found Calculus:Trigonometry Painting😛alette on two sets of flashcards online, which corresponds to Dr. Collins, but that doesn't really mean anything. I think it's safe to say it can be either since they both make sense.
 
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