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austin.edwards1993
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Sorry if this has been asked before, I'm wondering if there is a way to view the question types analytics so I can see my accuracy changes over time depending on the PT. I'm trying to see if there is improvement on certain question types. Currently on my analytics it shows RRE as highest priority but that is over 10 questions and none of the 4 most recent I have gotten wrong. So I don't think that is actually an issue anymore. However, I want to make sure there are no question types that I have failed to improve on or if there are I want to be able to easily locate those types. Thanks in advance!
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In the analytics section you can filter by the number of PT’s. Since I have been studying for awhile I seldom look at all of them. You can filter to just look at a single PT. Personally I keep that filter set to the most recent 5 as I think that is the most accurate viewpoint for where I am really at.