Showing posts with label GMAT problem solving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GMAT problem solving. Show all posts
Sunday, July 11, 2021

GMAT math thinking skills 10

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  GMAT tests your logical skills as well as your knowledge of math concepts.  To score high, you need to remember various formulas, theorems...
Thursday, May 5, 2016

GMAT math - digits in decimal places

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Digits in decimal places: Note: 1234.567 1 - THOUSANDS 2 - HUNDREDS 3 - TENS 4 - UNITS . - decimal point 5 - TENTHS 6 - HUNDREDTHS 7 - T...
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Monday, November 22, 2010

How do we conquer the fear of GMAT math?

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Let start with a show of hands How many of us go blank when we see a math sum? I can see that most of you are raising your hands, the oth...
Saturday, November 21, 2009

Science of high performance in the GMAT -1 : Is GMAT Official guide sufficient?

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Official guide- published by the GMAC has a list of 800+ questions (11th edition). There are around 230 problem solving (math) questions.. H...
Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Pattern recognition as a skill to solve GMAT math problems

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Many math problems are based on patterns. These problems may involve a set of numbers or a set of alphabets or maybe even a set of figures. ...
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Wednesday, October 21, 2009

5 crucial points to keep in mind while attempting a Data sufficiency problem

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of the equation don’t match. Hence x only has to be 0. 4. Do not make any assumptions of the figure drawn. If a four sided figure is drawn...

5 crucial points to keep in mind while attempting a Data sufficiency problem

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of the equation don’t match. Hence x only has to be 0. 4. Do not make any assumptions of the figure drawn. If a four sided figure is drawn...

5 crucial points to keep in mind while attempting a Data sufficiency problem

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of the equation don’t match. Hence x only has to be 0. 4. Do not make any assumptions of the figure drawn. If a four sided figure is drawn...
Wednesday, October 14, 2009

5 crucial points to be kept in mind while solving a probability based problem in GMAT

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1.    Calculate the numerator {Number of favourable terms} and the denominator {Total number of terms}     separately using the concepts of...
Monday, October 12, 2009

5 crucial points to keep in mind while solving a permutation combination problem

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1.ARRANGMENT N terms can be arranged in N! ways, if each position can be occupied by one term. N terms can be arranged in NM ways if each po...