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08 Nov 2006, 18:21
Kudos
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Hello everyone,
A newbie to this forum and already loving what I am seeing.
I am preparing for the GMAT and need some pointers for a good Math workout book that teaches the basics and has some tough questions to master the topics. I prefer to practise questions that are tougher than what appear in GMAT. Any recommendations? Call me crazy, but I would prefer a real math book than one of the GMAT ones which try to teach us how to beat the GMAT folks (by guessing/eliminating) instead of teaching us Math!
Thanks in advance.
A newbie to this forum and already loving what I am seeing.
I am preparing for the GMAT and need some pointers for a good Math workout book that teaches the basics and has some tough questions to master the topics. I prefer to practise questions that are tougher than what appear in GMAT. Any recommendations? Call me crazy, but I would prefer a real math book than one of the GMAT ones which try to teach us how to beat the GMAT folks (by guessing/eliminating) instead of teaching us Math!
Thanks in advance.
08 Nov 2006, 19:16
Kudos
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I suggest the latest version of Kaplan Gmat Math. Search for it at Amazon.
08 Nov 2006, 21:17
Kudos
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What is your first item listed? What does it stand for?
