PrepTest 73, Game 2, Question 13
Summary
The content provides an in-depth strategy for tackling unequivalent rule questions in the GRE, emphasizing their complexity and the tactical approach required for efficient problem-solving.
- Unequivalent rule questions should generally be attempted last due to their time-consuming nature, offering fewer points for the time invested.
- The strategy involves identifying a new rule that can replace an original rule without altering the game's outcomes, ensuring all previously allowed or blocked actions remain consistent.
- Initial steps include eliminating answer choices that have not been consistently true throughout the game, using sketches and previous work as references.
- Testing remaining answer choices involves attempting to break the original rule while adhering to the new rule proposed in each answer choice, identifying the correct answer through process elimination.
- Answer choice E is identified as the correct answer through logical deduction and testing, underscoring the importance of skill and sometimes luck in solving these questions efficiently.
Chapters
00:01
Introduction to Unequivalent Rule Questions
00:39
Strategic Approach to Solving
01:13
Elimination Process
02:55
Testing Answer Choices
05:16
Conclusion and Recommendation
