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    This document provides tips for double checking answers on a test. It recommends double checking that answer choices match the original answers given. It also suggests re-reading the question to ensure all conditions are met and that the question itself is not misstated. The key points are to verify answers match work and that all details and constraints of the question are considered.

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    This document provides tips for double checking answers on a test. It recommends double checking that answer choices match the original answers given. It also suggests re-reading the question to ensure all conditions are met and that the question itself is not misstated. The key points are to verify answers match work and that all details and constraints of the question are considered.

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    Math 错题集

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    This document provides tips for double checking answers on a test. It recommends double checking that answer choices match the original answers given. It also suggests re-reading the question to ensure all conditions are met and that the question itself is not misstated. The key points are to verify answers match work and that all details and constraints of the question are considered.

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    Conclusion: 1. Double-check if the answer choices are the same with your original answers.

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    2. Double-check what the question’s asking and the conditions provided ( 90(90) or 90(99)). The
    question itself is never wrong

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