If a question on GMAT has the sentence 'between a and b'
Shall we count a and b also or not?
Basically, does this mean inclusive or exclusive of the boundary values of the range?
Between a and b
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Unless it explicitly says inclusive, assume that boundary values are not excluded. That being said, the GMAT typically keeps its questions pretty clear anyway.confuse mind wrote:If a question on GMAT has the sentence 'between a and b'
Shall we count a and b also or not?
Basically, does this mean inclusive or exclusive of the boundary values of the range?