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manhattan advanced gmat quant

Manhattan advanced GMAT quant

Manhattan advanced GMAT quant

TOEFL - IELTS - TOEIC

... covered in the Advanced sections of the Manhattan GMAT Strategy Guides The book you are holding includes many problems that involve topical nuances However, the complete theory of Advanced Divisibility ... Problem Solving: Advanced Principles Chapter – Problem Solving: Advanced Strategies & Guessing Tactics Chapter – Data Sufficiency: Advanced Principles Chapter – Data Sufficiency: Advanced Strategies ... from the point of view of the GMAT? A difficult math problem is one that most GMAT test takers get wrong under exam conditions In fact, this is essentially how the GMAT measures difficulty: by...
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The GMAT Quantitative Section - Algebra

The GMAT Quantitative Section - Algebra

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... Solving with Word Problems You will encounter a variety of different types of word problems on the GMAT quantitative section To help with this type of problem, first begin by figuring out what you need ... multiply Combining Like Terms and Polynomials In algebra, you use a letter to represent an unknown quantity This letter is called the variable The number preceding the variable is called the coefficient...
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The GMAT Quantitative Section - Arithmetic

The GMAT Quantitative Section - Arithmetic

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... complete the problem Special Types of Defined Operations Some unfamiliar operations may appear on the GMAT exam These questions may involve operations that use symbols like #, $, &, or @ Usually, these ... a remainder For example, is a factor of 30 because 30 Ϭ ϭ without a remainder left over On the GMAT exam, a factor question could look like this: If x is a factor of y, which of the following ... 7, or You can identify a few helpful patterns about even and odd numbers that often arise on the Quantitative section: odd + odd = even even + even = even even + odd = odd odd × odd = odd even...
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The GMAT Quantitative Section - Geometry

The GMAT Quantitative Section - Geometry

TOEFL - IELTS - TOEIC

... Strategies for the Quantitative Section The following bullets summarize some of the major points discussed in the lessons and highlight critical things to remember while preparing for the Quantitative ... same center A Measurement and Geometr y Here is a list of some of the common formulas used on the GMAT exam: 365 – GEOMETRY – ■ The perimeter is the distance around an object Rectangle P = 2l + ... approximately 6.7 45 Special Right Triangles Some patterns in right triangles often appear on the Quantitative section Knowing these patterns can often save you precious time when solving this type...
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GMAT quantitative practice

GMAT quantitative practice

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... people went to the GMAT exam, how many boys didn’t pass the test? (1) 321 girls didn’t pass the test, which is the number of boys that did (2) One fifth of the people that went to the GMAT exam were ... is equal to 2X = X=2 Volume = x = 48 The volume of two cubes will be 96 1 Two brothers took the GMAT exam, the higher score is X and the lower one is Y If the difference between the two scores...
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thaller b. advanced visual quantum mechanics

thaller b. advanced visual quantum mechanics

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... Thaller, Bernd, 195 6Advanced visual quantum mechanics / Bernd Thaller p cm Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN 0-387-20777-5 (acid-free paper) Quantum theory Quantum theory Computer ... course of quantum information theory, introducing topics like quantum teleportation, the EPR paradox, and quantum computers Together, the two volumes constitute a fairly complete course on quantum ... of quantum mechanics They will help you to get the intuitive feeling for quantum processes that is so hard to obtain from the mathematical formulas alone A first book with the title Visual Quantum...
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the official guide for gmat quantitative review

the official guide for gmat quantitative review

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... QUANTITATIVE 2No EDITION The only study guide with 300 post GMAT questions -and their answers- by the creators of the test THE OFFICIAL GUIDE FOR GMAT QUANTITATIVE REVIEW ... different types of questions in any order 1.4 Quantitative Section The GMAT Qyantitative section measures your ability to reason quantitatively, solve quantitative problems, and interpret graphic ... we talk about the GMAT as one test, the GMAT test you take may be completely different from the test of the person sitting next to you Here's how it works At the start of each GMAT multiplechoice...
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gmat quant concepts & formulae

gmat quant concepts & formulae

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... Question Bank 2) US B-Schools Ranking 2012 3) Quant Concepts & Formulae 4) Global B-School Deadlines 2012 5) OG 12 & 13 Unique Questions’ list 6) GMAT Scoring Scale Conversion Matrix 7) International ... = 3*2 = and now f(6) = 6+5 = 11 xiii) Direct Proportion Two given quantities are said to be "directly proportional" if the two quantities always change by the same factor and in the same direction ... factor by which the numbers change) xiv) Inverse Proportion Two given quantities are said to be "indirectly proportional" if the two quantities change by reciprocal factors For example, doubling the...
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gmat quant topic 1 (general arithmetic) solutions

gmat quant topic 1 (general arithmetic) solutions

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... (6/5)(p)(x) = (8/5)b % If we solve for x (this year's quantity), we get x = (8/5)(5/6)b/p or (4/3)b/p If this year's quantity is 4/3 of last year's quantity (b/p), this represents a 33 1/3% increase ... q b Th is Ye ar 0 10 00 La st Ye ar 1/ 16 00 The question is asking for the percent increase in quantity from last year to this year = n e w – o l d o l d × = % 13 1/ – 10 10 × = 0 % This question ... denote the formula for the money spent on computers as pq = b, where p = price of computers q = quantity of computers b = budget We can solve a percent question that doesn’t involve actual values...
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gmat quant topic 2 statistics solutions

gmat quant topic 2 statistics solutions

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... to determine whether x + y < 18 Since the GMAT is scored in 10-point increments, we know from statement (1) that there are a maximum of 19 distinct GMAT scores among the students in the first-year ... consisting of a GMAT score, the month of birth, and gender is 19 × 12 × = 456 Because the total number of students is greater than the maximum number of distinct combinations of GMAT score/month ... same month and have the same GMAT score Thus, statement (1) is sufficient to answer the question Statement (2) provides no information about the range of student GMAT scores in the first-year...
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gmat quant topic 3 (inequalities + absolute value) solutions

gmat quant topic 3 (inequalities + absolute value) solutions

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... sign” of the base, so there are two solutions to the equation: (x + 4) = or (x + 4) = -3 On the GMAT, the negative solution is often the correct one, so evaluate that one first (x + 4) = -3 x ... -2x = -2 x=1 For the case when x < 0: x = -1(3x – 2) We multiply by -1 to make x equal a negative quantity x = – 3x 4x = x = 1/2 Note however, that the second solution x = 1/2 contradicts the stipulation ... expression into two scenarios: I when ( **) II when Scenario I can be rewritten as ( **) On the GMAT, a quadratic in the form of can be factored by finding which two factors of c (including negative...
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gmat quant topic 4 - numbers solutions

gmat quant topic 4 - numbers solutions

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... helpful on the GMAT to rephrase equations so that there are no denominators We can this by crossmultiplying as follows: Now let's analyze Statement (1) alone: P is divisible by 140 Most GMAT divisibility ... units’ digit of xy?” Next, let’s look for a pattern in the units’ digit of 21 Remember that the GMAT will not expect you to sophisticated computations; therefore, if the exponent seems too large ... 4), which is The correct answer is A 11 In order to answer this, we need to recognize a common GMAT pattern: the difference of two squares In its simplest form, the difference of two squares...
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gmat quant topic 5 - geometry solutions

gmat quant topic 5 - geometry solutions

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... guessed that the inscribed triangle’s area is 1/4 that of the larger triangle by “eyeing it.” On the GMAT, unless a figure is explicitly marked as “not drawn to scale,” estimation can be a very valuable ... area of triangle ABE by making it an isosceles right triangle If you plan on scoring 700+ on the GMAT, you should know the side ratio for all isosceles right triangles (also known as 45-45-90 triangles ... still be sufficient, so it is unnecessary to finish the calculation The correct answer is C 13 For GMAT triangle problems, one useful tool is the similar triangle strategy Triangles are defined as...
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gmat quant topic 7 - p and c sol

gmat quant topic 7 - p and c sol

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... 10 + 10 + + = 26 possible outcomes for the gambler's first five hands The correct answer is C GMAT / Quant / P&C / Page of 40 First, let's consider the different medal combinations that can be ... been a lot of "overcounting!" How much overcounting? Let's consider one of the 24 possible GoldGMAT / Quant / P&C / Page of Gold-Gold victory circles: Albert is awarded a GOLD Bob is awarded a GOLD ... to be allotted no donuts at all This situation would be modeled with the arrangement below: GMAT / Quant / P&C / Page of Here, the second man receives no donuts Now all that remains is to calculate...
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gmat quant topic 9 - miscellaneous solutions

gmat quant topic 9 - miscellaneous solutions

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... denominator with conjugate radical expressions is very useful on challenging GMAT radical questions The correct answer is C The GMAT does not require you to know how to evaluate an integral root of ... “what is z?”, we need to be able to determine either the value of the quantity x – y, or the values of both x and y from which quantity x – y can be computed (1) SUFFICIENT: After adding to both ... expression under the square root sign is of the form And recall that This is another one of the GMAT' s favorite expressions Returning to our expression: Finally then: But now we must remember...
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