where did the 225 in part B come from ?
Also why did they use 25 years, she is 26 years away from retirement, she should have 26 paychecks and be able to put aside 12*26
How do they grade these things? if I used 26 instead of 25 I get a 1% return diff or so, would I lose the points?
225 is present in the paragraph just above. They tell you that the TDA is now 225 K.
they tell you this is 1 year later.
given you missed that - maybe you would lose some points, since you knew the general framework you would get partial credit.
lol, darn you CP get of the steriods, I was getting on here to type “never mind”
But yeh on exam I should have paid attention, many thanks,
I am trying to find an official document regarding how the exams are graded, regarding partial credit etc, does such a document exist ?
Thanks
lol CP why the pesimistic answer
it is not trying to game the exam, but call it better time management, say I spend so much time on a question but I know I am missing one idea that will keep me from reaching the final answer in calculations, is it worth it to spend 20mins on it or am i better off not answering it and leaving it blank…
call it what you will.
trying to determine what to write itself is big enough first of all.
after that - most often you must realize that if something is missed it is missed. You do not know until someone tells you after the fact (on a forum such as this when someone will suddenly say “how was xyz information used” … so it is too late to do anything about it.
most often time is so short that if you try to spend 20 mins (if you have 20 mins to fix something - which means you have spent the original 15 or so mins + 20 mins to find an error and fix it) you are not finishing the paper per se. So you have put yourself at a serious disadvantage.
AND YOU CALL THAT TIME MANAGEMENT …
I don’t think you’ll find it.