By dzyubam
- Aug 12, 02:00 AM
Math (PS)
To make lemonade, a recipe requires 4 lemons, 30 ounces of sugar, and 2 pints of water. One can squeeze out 0.4 cups of 5% citric acid from an average lemon. Marta does not have lemons, but wants to make lemonade from 4 cups...
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By Knewton
- Aug 11, 07:47 AM
This post was written by Rich Zwelling, one of Knewton’s awesome GMAT prep instructors. For more GMAT help, check out the Knewton GMAT blog.
If you’ve done some GMAT preparation already, you’ve likely come across the concept of “weighted averages.” But what does that term really...
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By dzyubam
- Aug 11, 02:00 AM
Math (PS)
10 business executives and 7 chairmen meet at a conference. If each business executive shakes the hand of every other business executive and every chairman once, and each chairman shakes the hand of each of the business executives but not the other chairmen, how...
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By Kaplan
- Aug 10, 06:00 AM
On the GMAT when you are faced with Critical Reasoning “explain” questions, your task is to identify the two pieces of information that appear to contradict and look for the answer choice that explains why they do not. For practice, try the problem...
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By dzyubam
- Aug 10, 02:00 AM
Math (DS)
If , what is the value of integer ?
1. is divisible by at least 2 prime numbers greater than 2
2. is prime
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By Knewton
- Aug 9, 12:12 PM
This post was written by Christina Yu. For more expert GMAT prep advice, check out the Knewton GMAT blog.
We all know “fun” is a relative term – for some that might mean ruling the boardroom, raking in millions, or advising powerful executives on...
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By VeritasPrep
- Aug 9, 11:03 AM
Perhaps no GMAT item is as emblematic of the test as is a Data Sufficiency question. It is unique to the GMAT and true to the aims of this specific test: to reward those who show the higher-order reasoning skills that will...
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By dzyubam
- Aug 9, 02:00 AM
Math (DS)
What is the value of the following expression:
1.
2.
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By Kaplan
- Aug 8, 08:00 AM
Math on the GMAT can be hard enough when it is presented without trickery. However, the test-maker knows that even simple math can be made challenging by including complex verbal descriptions or by disguising one mathematical concept as another. Kaplan considers paraphrasing one of...
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By dzyubam
- Aug 8, 02:00 AM
Math (PS)
What is the value of if the sum of odd, consecutive, positive integers from 1 to equals 441?
(A) 47
(B) 41
(C) 37
(D) 33
(E) 29
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