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... know that 14 3 14 5 196 ,
and 15 3 15 5 225. So
=
208 must be between 14 and 15. That’s close enough to zero in on
choice (B), which provides twice that estimate.
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In the question, you started with six terms. Let a through f equal those six terms:
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... available
rental housing, particularly apart-
ments with two or more bedrooms, is
attributable to two recent trends: the
increasing number of new office
buildings as compared to new
apartment buildings ... increas-
ing number of apartments being sold
as condominiums rather than rented.
The passage above best supports
which of the following conclusions?
(A) The rate at which new apart-
ment bu...
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... carefully
We’ll apply this approach to two sample Data Analysis questions later in this chapter.
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Don’t Confuse Percentages with Raw Numbers
Most ... segment
Rely instead on the numbers and textual information provided in the question and
statements.
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In...
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... a
cherry candy will be selected. Thus, the probability of selecting a cherry candy is
2
5
.
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21. In a geometric series, each term is a constant ... students will be chosen?
(A)
36
49
(B)
6
7
(C)
19
21
(D)
13
14
(E)
48
49
The correct answer is (B). You must first calculate the chances of picking a particular
student twice by mul...
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... choices, and by limiting the kinds of errors to
one or two. Actual GMAT questions include five answer choices, of course.
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Error in Pronoun-Antecedent ... or her own paranoia become a victim.
(D) ***
(E) ***
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... country in the world.
ERRORS IN PARTS OF SPEECH
Earlier in the chapter, we covered grammatical errors involving parts of speech that are the
most basic and that the GMAT covers most frequently. ... color of the blouse is different from that of the skirt.
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The wordy and
awkward phrases
the GMAT can
throw at you are
limited in variety
only by the...
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... rating from the
Federal Department of Education.
However, all official Web sites of
nationally accredited colleges have
received the highest possible rating
from the same department.
Which of the ... of the historical facts
about the life of Richard III.
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city’s downto...
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... warehouse. Thus, Unit C
occupies 19% of that total (100% 2 28% 2 42% 2 11% 5 19% ). The question asks for the
difference in size between Unit A (28%) and Unit D (19% ). That difference is 9% of the
140,000 ... opportunity for financial
success among citizens
(E) Financial security of private
enterprises
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... question.)
This question presents a sentence, all or part of which is underlined. Beneath the
sentence you will find five ways of phrasing the underlined part. The first of these
repeats the original; ... follow-
ing expressions is NOT divisible
by 3?
(A) n 1 2
(B) n 1 5
(C) n 2 1
(D) n 3 2
(E) n 3 3
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... sales.
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1. D
2. D
3. C
4. B
5. E
6. D
7. B
8. A
9. A
10. C
11. B
12. B
13. E
14. C
15. A
16. C
17. B
18. E
19. C
20. ... future behavior of the
respondents? (Hypothetical predictions about one’s future behavior are inherently
less reliable than reports of proven behavior.)
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