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Apologies for the very late reply. I hope that this is still useful:

YES, you can definitely take the free practice test as many times as you want. All attempts are saved in your personal History page with the corresponding scores.

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Apologies for the late reply. We have already corrected the answer. It should be A. Thank you for understanding.

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Hello Anthony, The key consideration in assessing this object should be the diagonal cut located on its lower front side. Even in the given perspective, it already looks bent. Option C has straight, box-like sides, so it does not represent the same diagonal cut. B, on the other hand, represents the ...

Hi, thank you for informing us about this technical glitch. We will have the answer options restored within the next 24 hours. Apologies for the inconvenience.

Hi there! We have checked the online answer key to question #3 of this chapter but do not see the extra characters <.05. It could be an issue with browser compatibility. May I ask what device and browser you were using? So far our programmers haven't found any issues with Firefox and Google Chrome.

Hi! Thank you for letting us know about this. Yes, you are right. The correct answer is therefore: A. -√3/2
We have also edited the explanation in the test's answer key.

This post is for Gold Standard DAT PAT Book Owners: We are continually reviewing our materials and online lessons for further improvements. As such, please will find the errata list on the Gold Standard DAT PAT Book here: http://www.dat-prep.com/Gold-Standard-DAT-PAT-book-errata-sheet.pdf The follow...

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All the Total Science and Average DAT scores from our GS practice tests are calculated based on the ADA's computation itself. Here is a detailed explanation of how the scores are derived: http://www.dat-prep.com/dat-scores-for- ... atisscored

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Hi! We apologize for the typo. We do appreciate you informing us about the error. The answer choices are now corrected. Good luck with your studies!

Hi there! Apologies for the later response. Thank you for informing us about this. Our test developers have already revised the answers. Good luck with your studies!