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In EP19 of GMAT Ninja Complete Crash Course, in which we cover Overlapping Sets question types tested in the quant section of the GMAT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMV6GKjnjD8
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In EP19 of GMAT Ninja Complete Crash Course, in which we cover Overlapping Sets question types tested in the quant section of the GMAT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMV6GKjnjD8
Overslapping sets should they be called
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I think I’m alright at those for now
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Overslapping sets should they be called
Ofcourse these questions will slap badly if you miss this video 🤣
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Was praying for these questions since I studied them so ehavily

didn’t get a single one
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Just in case anyone is also struggling with algebra really enjoyed this vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tcRjUt ... kdkt7OkjQP
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Trying to understand some of the reason around the critical reasoning questions as I’m aiming for INSEAD or LBS intake so looking to score more than 695 but I’m an experienced professional as well so not sure If gmat would be waived for me
Hey! I guess that’s the thing with verbal; there’s not a lot of theory to be covered but there pretty obviously is a certain scope of logic that the exam uses and if you’re able to become better at comprehending that logic better, Verbal is a pretty reliable section in the sense that it doesn’t throw curveballs at you the way quant does on test day. It’s absolutely worth it to spend time on logical fallacies that you fall prey to because even something trivial like getting better at eliminating options enables you to increase your accuracy by a fair bit. I took the test a few months ago and scored a 755 with a V90 and do tutor for Verbal so feel free to DM if you’d like

As for test waivers, they’re often granted on the basis of having a more quantitative background. You will likely get it waived if you want but whether you should do that is upto you. Not submitting a score doesn’t negatively impact your application, but the way I think of it is that the GMAT/GRE can be something that you can use as an edge for your application if you do end up doing well at them
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In a group, everybody speaks English or French. What percentage of members speak only English?

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(2) 60% members speak French.
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Mitchell intends to deposit for a year, $10,000 in a savings account in either LeMarche Brothers Bank or Orion Bank. The rate of interest offered by LeMarche Brothers Bank is x percent per year, and the rate of interest offered by Orion Bank is y percent per year. If x > y, how much more interest will Mitchell earn if he saves his money with LeMarche Brothers Bank rather than with Orion Bank?

(1) x = y + 1.5
(2) x = 1.5y
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If the state’s construction firms continue to harvest wood at the current pace, all viable tree farms will soon be exhausted, and woodlands will need to be used to maintain a steady supply of wood. Levying heavy taxes on each ton of wood harvested will induce the firms to reduce their consumption; these taxes will, therefore, protect the state’s woodlands.

Which of the following is an assumption made in drawing the conclusion above?

(A) The construction firms will reduce the amount of wood they consume by reducing the number of projects they take on.
(B) The taxes will not significantly affect the profits of most construction firms, even if they do not reduce the amount of wood they consume.
(C) Tree farms outside the state’s borders could be used as a source of wood for the state’s construction industry.
(D) Most of the state’s residents consider the beauty of the woodlands an important issue.
(E) The taxes will not induce the construction firms to illegally harvest wood from the woodlands.

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Angel investors are protected from the legal liabilities of labor violations committed by the startups they invest in. A lawyer argues that this protection is in part why the rate of labor violations in startups is so high, as it negates any motivation on the part of the investor to determine whether the startups manage their employees ethically. If angel investors were more selective, startups would have to display compliance with labor laws to secure capital from them.

Which of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the lawyer's argument?

A. Before angel investors were protected from the legal liabilities incurred by the startups they invest in, there were fewer labor violations in startups than there are now.
B. The liability of an angel investor for labor violations committed by a startup in which the investor has invested depends on the level of involvement the investor has with the startup.
C. Most angel investors are well aware that they are protected from the legal liabilities of labor violations committed by the startups they invest in.
D. There is an upper limit to the amount of involvement an angel investor can have with a startup, while maintaining protection from the legal liabilities of labor violations committed by the startup, but few exceed this limit.
E. When angel investors were not protected from the legal liabilities incurred by the startups they invest in, frequent labor violations occurred in startups as a result of the lack of capital with the startups.
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The number 11 can be written as the sum of the square roots of four different positive integers. What is the sum of these positive integers?

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Which of the following fractions has a decimal equivalent that is a terminating decimal?

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a similar question to this:
(\sqrt{6!}+\sqrt{7!})^2
What is the greatest integer n such that 2^n is a factor?
Options:
A. 5
B. 7
C. 8
D. 9
E. 10


my approach -
pplying (a+b)^2 formula ->
=6!+7!+2(root(6!7!))
=6!+7*6!+2root(6!*7*6!)
=6!+7*6!+2*6!*root(7)
=6!(1+7+root(7))
= 6!(8+root(7))
1. 6! has 4 2’s
2. from 8+root(7) -> 2(4+root(7)) henxe 2^1
Therefore 2^5.
Is this approach wrong?
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https://gmatclub.com/forum/the-value-of ... 17273.html

a similar question to this:
(sqrt6!+sqrt7!)^2
What is the greatest integer n such that 2^n is a factor?
Options:
A. 5
B. 7
C. 8
D. 9
E. 10


my approach -
pplying (a+b)^2 formula ->
=6!+7!+2(root(6!7!))
=6!+7*6!+2root(6!*7*6!)
=6!+7*6!+2*6!*root(7)
=6!(1+7+root(7))
= 6!(8+root(7))
1. 6! has 4 2’s
2. from 8+root(7) -> 2(4+root(7)) henxe 2^1
Therefore 2^5.
Is this approach wrong?
I’m assuming this is not an OG question?

when you get to this point: = 6!+7*6!+2*6!*root(7); This expression is not an integer because of the root 7 term

you cannot factorise non-integers so I’m assuming there’s a typo
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I’m assuming this is not an OG question?

when you get to this point: = 6!+7*6!+2*6!*root(7); This expression is not an integer because of the root 7 term

you cannot factorise non-integers so I’m assuming there’s a typo

Here is an official question: https://gmatclub.com/forum/the-value-of ... 17273.html
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