Master gmat 2010 part 61 pot

... future behavior of the respondents? (Hypothetical predictions about one’s future behavior are inherently less reliable than reports of proven behavior.) 586 PART VI: Five Practice Tests www.petersons.com 40. ... 587 www.petersons.com 36. Based on the passage information, which of the following characterizes the northern part of the Central Andes’ high-altitude plateaus? (A) high relat...

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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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... solution by plugging in numbers, you can check your work by plugging in a different set 164 PART IV: GMAT Quantitative Section www.petersons.com The correct answer is (B). Your first step ... and 15. That’s close enough to zero in on choice (B), which provides twice that estimate. 172 PART IV: GMAT Quantitative Section www.petersons.com of numbers or by thinking about the prob...

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... For success in more advanced Data Analysis problems, handle parts one at a time before tackling the question as a whole. 202 PART IV: GMAT Quantitative Section www.petersons.com • Whether one ... carefully We’ll apply this approach to two sample Data Analysis questions later in this chapter. 196 PART IV: GMAT Quantitative Section www.petersons.com Don’t Confuse Percentages wit...

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... a cherry candy will be selected. Thus, the probability of selecting a cherry candy is 2 5 . 228 PART IV: GMAT Quantitative Section www.petersons.com 21. In a geometric series, each term is a constant ... is 6 7 (the probability of selecting the student, subtracted from 1). But does this mean 230 PART IV: GMAT Quantitative Section www.petersons.com SUMMING IT UP • Although the...

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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. 354 PART V: GMAT Verbal Section www.petersons.com Error in Pronoun-Antecedent ... or her own paranoia become a victim. (D) *** (E) *** 358 PART V: GMAT Verbal Section www.petersons.com 2. A recent report from the Department of Energy suggests that over th...

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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. 368 PART V: GMAT Verbal Section NOTE 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 ... not affected by either preg- nancy or lactation. (B) is determined primarily by diet. (C) depends partly upon hormonal status. (D) may play a role in determining the rate of decrease in estrogen...

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... opportunity for financial success among citizens (E) Financial security of private enterprises 444 PART VI: Five Practice Tests 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 www.petersons.com 6. The correct ... still fail to provide sufficient information to determine the shape (or perimeter) of the door. 448 PART VI: Five Practice Tests www.petersons.com ANSWER KEYS AND EXPLANATIONS See Append...

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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; ... two triangles? (1) x 5 60. (2) The length of chord AB equals the circle’s radius. 35. Two buses are 515 miles apart. At 9:30 a.m., they start traveling toward each other at rates of 48 an...

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