How many math destroyer is enough?

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There are 13 exams, I am just trying get a 20+ on QR.

Note that I also have to study for all other subjects, because I am pretty much cramming them all in.
 
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if it's the 2012/13 version that has 13 tests, just review the formula on the first pages and do 3-4 tests, note what you miss, and master those problems
 
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starnova said:
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if it's the 2012/13 version that has 13 tests, just review the formula on the first pages and do 3-4 tests, note what you miss, and master those problems
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I agree with this. The actual DAT was easier. It had a couple of problems I've never seen before on tests 1-8, but you can plug and chug answers to find the answer if you have leftover time.

However, make sure when you do Destroyer, you can do MOST of the problems in less than a minute at least. If you're struggling with that, you may need to do more practice.
 
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SafetyDog said:
I agree with this. The actual DAT was easier. It had a couple of problems I've never seen before on tests 1-8, but you can plug and chug answers to find the answer if you have leftover time.

However, make sure when you do Destroyer, you can do MOST of the problems in less than a minute at least. If you're struggling with that, you may need to do more practice.
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hey i don't remember the specifics of your breakdown but did you use qvault for math? or if you can just give me a link to your breakdown please. thanks )))
 
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