The prefix un means not, which is why, in this case, I believe JY translated it as such. #feedback.

Over time, with more practice, the steps he explained will come to you easily and will take less time. For now, focus on solving these problems without time constraints. You want to ensure you understand the questions and their logic. Once you have a good grasp of them, you can apply time constraints.

Yes, that is correct.

I did the same thing as well. I would like to know if that is wrong. #feedback

The word "those" is referring back to medications. In most cases, not all, the referential refers back to something stated earlier in the sentence. For easier understanding, let's take a look at the same sentence, but rather than "those," I will substitute the word with medications.

Medications in capsule form taste less unpleasant than medications in tablet or soft-gel form.

Nothing in the passage refers to lower mineral content then vs. now. B is the right answer because, when you look at the stimulus, it states that there are "numerous large stalagmites". The passages explain how these stalagmites form. They form from water repeatedly falling on the same spot over some time. The cave right now is filled with water, therefore, the water level in the cave must have been lower in the past. Always look to see if the answer choices are supported in the passage.

#help I am confused as to why the conclusion for 4.2 is "We should try more advertising for our latest unpopular toy" and not "Because there is a chance it could improve sales".

I also work a 9-5. I wake up at 4:30 a.m. or 5 a.m., work out for an hour, and then study for about two hours before setting out for work. When I come back home, I give myself thirty minutes to an hour off before studying for another two hours. It comes down to discipline and one's mindset. In the beginning, it can be hard, but once it becomes routine, it becomes easier.

There are days when the amount of studying time I get is less. When that happens, I make it up on the weekends.