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Also, the highly advanced hidden integer questions frequently appear on exams.
(ex 6) Tom, who has 50 math questions, will get 5 points per question if he chooses a correct answer. If he chooses a wrong answer to a question or skips one, he will lose 2 points per question. Then, which of the following can be the score if he solves all the 50 questions?
A. 192
B. 193
C. 194
D. 195
E. 196
Answer: C
(ex 6) Tom, who has 50 math questions, will get 5 points per question if he chooses a correct answer. If he chooses a wrong answer to a question or skips one, he will lose 2 points per question. Then, which of the following can be the score if he solves all the 50 questions?
A. 192
B. 193
C. 194
D. 195
E. 196
Answer: C
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Also, a question like n!=n(n-1)!=n(n-1)(n-2)! frequently appears on GMAT. Look at the question below.
(ex 5)Which of the following is equal to (x+1)!/x!?
A. x-1 B. 1+(1/x) C. 1 D. x+1 E. x
Answer: D
In this question, from (x+1)!/x!=(x+1)x!/x!=x+1, D becomes the answer.
You will find this type of question very often.
(ex 5)Which of the following is equal to (x+1)!/x!?
A. x-1 B. 1+(1/x) C. 1 D. x+1 E. x
Answer: D
In this question, from (x+1)!/x!=(x+1)x!/x!=x+1, D becomes the answer.
You will find this type of question very often.
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Furthermore, highly advanced integer questions are frequently given on GMAT.
(ex 6) If it is well known that (1.0001)^100is approximately 1.01 and (1.01)^100 is approximately 2.7, what is the value of ((1.0001)^200)^200 approximately?
A. 43 B. 47 C. 53 D. 61 E. 64
Answer: C
In this case, C becomes the answer. However, facing with a question like this without knowing concepts of questions can be very challenging.
This type of integer questions is given very often, so you have to be very cautious.
(ex 6) If it is well known that (1.0001)^100is approximately 1.01 and (1.01)^100 is approximately 2.7, what is the value of ((1.0001)^200)^200 approximately?
A. 43 B. 47 C. 53 D. 61 E. 64
Answer: C
In this case, C becomes the answer. However, facing with a question like this without knowing concepts of questions can be very challenging.
This type of integer questions is given very often, so you have to be very cautious.
