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Can you solve this DAT Quantitative Reasoning question before checking the answer?
This problem tests your understanding of exponents, absolute value, and logical reasoning.
A useful DAT strategy is to plug in numbers that satisfy the equation. For example:
Since 82=438^2 = 4^382=43, you can test each answer choice quickly. You'll discover that choices A–D can all be true, while choice E is definitely false because an absolute value can never be negative.
Recognizing when to plug in numbers is an efficient way to eliminate incorrect answer choices and save valuable time on the DAT.
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This problem tests your understanding of exponents, absolute value, and logical reasoning.
A useful DAT strategy is to plug in numbers that satisfy the equation. For example:
- 82=648^2 = 6482=64
- 43=644^3 = 6443=64
Since 82=438^2 = 4^382=43, you can test each answer choice quickly. You'll discover that choices A–D can all be true, while choice E is definitely false because an absolute value can never be negative.
Recognizing when to plug in numbers is an efficient way to eliminate incorrect answer choices and save valuable time on the DAT.
For additional free DAT study resources, including Biology Review, study guides, practice questions, and videos:
https://orgoman.com/pages/start-your-dat-preparation-for-free-official-resources-from-dr-jim-romano
