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Beat Multiple-Choice
and Grid-Ins Quantitative comparison questions
have left the building. If you remember those nasty
QCs from days of SAT yore, forget ’em. If you don’t remember them,
be glad you never met and move on to conquering the only math question
types on the new SAT: multiple-choice and grid-ins.
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