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Is it normal to have huge score differences between PTs?

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December 2020 edited December 2020 in General 137 karma

Over my last 3 PTs (37, 38, 89), I have scored a 158, 174, and 158 again.
Has anyone experienced similarly large differences in scores between PTs?
If so, have you found the cause to be more of a knowledge gap or more from other factors (tiredness, mood, etc)?

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