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Unit 3: Decide, do not solve

The letters and the route

What data sufficiency asks

Decide, do not solve

Read this before the quizzes

Decide 1

Decide 2

Answers and why: the letters and the route

A no, and breaking it

A definite no is an answer

Try to break it

A definite no

Break it

Answers and why: a no, and breaking it

Traps and real tests

The traps in data sufficiency

How real tests format it

Each alone

A carried-over trap

Answers and why: traps

Data sufficiency in reasoning: decide whether the facts are enough, test each statement alone then together, and count a definite no as an answer.

Data sufficiency in reasoning. This unit has one move: decide, do not solve.

Logical and Non-verbal Reasoning Unit 3: Data sufficiency in reasoning

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