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29 Oct 2017, 13:00
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After my first GMAT attempt, I have found I need to start from the ground up on quant. I'm looking for a good book on the basics of math to start. I have found a book called the no bull Shi* guide to math and physics. Any thoughts on this book? Anyone used it? It does have decent reviews!
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29 Oct 2017, 17:53
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Use only the official books and books from trusted source for GMAT. You can start with the GmatClub Quant Guide.
You can follow all the posts of our Math Expert of GMATClub. This is his profile:
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29 Oct 2017, 18:05
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Why? You do not need Physics for GMAT, so no reason to study what you will never be tested on. You hopefully don't buy a train ticket for a ride that goes 200 miles past your home town and then back track.... you can use a high school math book or something else, but why invent when you can get MGMAT Math Foundations - it is kind of the gold standard of basic math.
At the same time if you want to cover physics, it should not hurt. Have fun!
At the same time if you want to cover physics, it should not hurt. Have fun!
