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Post: In the figure above, m and n are parallel straight lines. If s = t + 3         Kudos by thread: 0     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 09:40
Bunuel
24152
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Post: In the figure above, L1 is parallel to L2 , then x =         Kudos by thread: 1     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 09:39
susheelh
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Post: In the figure above, if m and n are parallel, then x =         Kudos by thread: 0     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 09:37
Bunuel
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Post: In the figure above m1 is parallel to m2 , and n1 is parallel to n2 .         Kudos by thread: 2     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 09:35
Bunuel
24155
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Post: The figure above shows part of a 42 1/2-foot fence in which 1/2-foot         Kudos by thread: 1     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 09:34
Bunuel
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Post: Between the two parallel lines M and N in the figure above, there are         Kudos by thread: 2     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 09:32
Bunuel
24157
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Post: In the figure above, line m is parallel to line n. Which of the follow         Kudos by thread: 1     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 09:28
Bunuel
24158
2017-08-01_2025.png
Post: In the figure above, L1 is parallel to L2 , then x =         Kudos by thread: 1     Kudos by post: 1
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 09:26
Bunuel
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Post: Tuck Campus Visit Report with Pictures         Kudos by thread: 27     Kudos by post: 20
Forum: MBA Archive 		01 Aug 2017, 09:00
mbsingh
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IMG_4867.jpg
Post: Tuck Campus Visit Report with Pictures         Kudos by thread: 27     Kudos by post: 20
Forum: MBA Archive 		01 Aug 2017, 09:00
mbsingh
24161
IMG_4865.jpg
Post: Tuck Campus Visit Report with Pictures         Kudos by thread: 27     Kudos by post: 20
Forum: MBA Archive 		01 Aug 2017, 08:26
mbsingh
24162
IMG_4864.jpg
Post: Tuck Campus Visit Report with Pictures         Kudos by thread: 27     Kudos by post: 20
Forum: MBA Archive 		01 Aug 2017, 08:25
mbsingh
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IMG_4863.jpg
Post: Tuck Campus Visit Report with Pictures         Kudos by thread: 27     Kudos by post: 20
Forum: MBA Archive 		01 Aug 2017, 08:07
mbsingh
24164
IMG_20170801_202416.jpg
Post: In the figure above, n is parallel to p. If x = 30 and y = 80, what is         Kudos by thread: 1     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 07:54
mbaaspirant80
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Post: In a class of 100 students, 80 passed Physics, 70 passed Chemistry, an         Kudos by thread: 205     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 07:40
GMATinsight
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Post: In the figure above, if lines m, n, p are parallel, what is the sum of         Kudos by thread: 0     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 05:06
Bunuel
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2017-08-01_1351.png
Post: In the above figure, if L1 is parallel to L2 , what is the value of x         Kudos by thread: 2     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 05:05
Bunuel
24168
2017-08-01_1350_003.png
Post: In the figure above, n is parallel to p. If x = 30 and y = 80, what is         Kudos by thread: 1     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 05:03
Bunuel
24169
2017-08-01_1350_002.png
Post: Four lines intersect as shown in the figure above. If p = 50, what is         Kudos by thread: 1     Kudos by post: 1
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 05:02
Bunuel
24170
2017-08-01_1350_001.png
Post: In the figure above, if m is parallel to n, and a = 40, then b + c + d         Kudos by thread: 0     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 05:00
Bunuel
24171
2017-08-01_1350.png
Post: In the figure above, if lines m and n are parallel, what is the value         Kudos by thread: 1     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 04:57
Bunuel
24172
2017-08-01_1349_003.png
Post: In the figure above, L3 is parallel to L4 . If L5 (not shown) is anoth         Kudos by thread: 2     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 04:55
Bunuel
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Post: In the figure above, if m is parallel to n, which of the following is         Kudos by thread: 2     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 04:53
Bunuel
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2017-08-01_1349_001.png
Post: In the figure above, if lines m and n are parallel, then x =         Kudos by thread: 0     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 04:52
Bunuel
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2017-08-01_1349.png
Post: In the spiderweb above, 18 straight threads meet at the center. What         Kudos by thread: 2     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 04:46
Bunuel
24176
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Post: In the above figure, ABC, BD, BE, BF, BG and BH are all line segments.         Kudos by thread: 4     Kudos by post: 1
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 04:44
Bunuel
24177
2017-08-01_1348_001.png
Post: In the above figure, AOB is a straight line. Which of the angles is a         Kudos by thread: 0     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 04:42
Bunuel
24178
2017-08-01_1348.png
Post: If y = 2x, and x = z/3, what is v = ?         Kudos by thread: 1     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 04:40
Bunuel
24179
2017-08-01_1347_002.png
Post: In the figure above, when ray OA is rotated clockwise 9 degrees about         Kudos by thread: 4     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 04:38
Bunuel
24180
2017-08-01_1347_001.png
Post: If ∠EOD = 80°, and ∠BOF = 30°, what is the measure of ∠AOC?         Kudos by thread: 0     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS) 		01 Aug 2017, 04:37
Bunuel

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