OPTIONCOACH: A) Point (4) goes along with Point (2) from the past posting. B) People who do "well" on the exam tend to score 99.99 out of 100 on standardized math tests. They jusy hardly ever make "mistakes".
52, 56, 48, 64, 32..... 52 + 4 = 56 56 - 8 = 48 48 + 16 = 64 64 - 32 =32 ....... next number should be -32 Do I get in? Where is the door?
The confusion came in on the skip/omissions. I assume you mean skipping or omitting questions up until the highest number you complete, not skipping or omitting questions out of 80. That is where I and the previous poster probably got confused. It made it seem that if you answered 60 you omitted 20 of the last questions for a -40. So basically if you answer the first 60 questions, they do not ding you for not getting to the last 20, if so then it makes sense.
1) Unanswered questions after your last answered question do not get penalized as skips. 2) Skips occur between question-1 and your last answered question. 3) If you only answer the first 60 questions correctly, your score is (60)(+1)= +60. 4) If you answer 60 of 80 questions correctly AND skip 20 questions along the way, your score is (60)(+1)+(20)(-2)= +20 whereupon the administrator will tell you that you forever disqualified from ever re-applying to the firm.
you've got to be kidding. You want to be a market maker??? 15, 29, 56, 108, 208 ...... double -1, double -2, double -4, double - 8 and so on.... 13, -21, 34, -55, 89 ...... add preceding two numbers and change sign 52, 56, 48, 64, 32..... up 4, down 8, up 16, down 32, up 64 and so on