Smart

[TimR]

I've been working through Manhattan Review's GMAT Math Study guide and I have a hard time understanding the value of the SMART algorithm. It seems like it takes up more time and leaves more room for mistakes than long division. I understand, mostly, how it works, I just don't see the value. Am I missing something?

[demoskopico]

I've been working through Manhattan Review's GMAT Math Study guide and I have a hard time understanding the value of the SMART algorithm. It seems like it takes up more time and leaves more room for mistakes than long division. I understand, mostly, how it works, I just don't see the value. Am I missing something?

could you provide an example?