Common Math Traps: Certain answer choices may seem to make sense,
but the math behind the choices is not correct. Know your math operations,
and don't let these three
common traps fool you.
Oddball Answers: Choices that are different from ALL the others
(i.e. an integer among four fractions, a radical among four integers)
are correct far less than 20% of the time. If you must guess, oddball
answers are good options for elimination.
Repeated Values: On difficult problems, choices will repeat numbers
that appear in the question stem. Why? A test taker who is in a bind will
sometimes just choose a number that is included in the question for lack
of a better approach. The Test maker knows this, and uses such choices
to snag unprepared test takers.
Let's check out some examples of these unlikely answer choices.
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