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triangle.png
Post: In the figure above, ABC is a right triangle with AC as its hypotenuse         Kudos by thread: 77     Kudos by post: 2
Forum: DS Retired Questions
02 Jun 2015, 22:31
UJs
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tri.jpg
Post: In the diagram above, figure ABCD is a square with an area of 4.5 in^2         Kudos by thread: 60     Kudos by post: 1
Forum: Problem Solving (PS)
02 Jun 2015, 10:01
askhere
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rhombus.jpg
Post: What is the area of the quadrilateral bounded by the lines and y = 3/4         Kudos by thread: 76     Kudos by post: 11
Forum: Problem Solving (PS)
02 Jun 2015, 09:36
askhere
28564
Firms consultants work at by business school duke cbs kellogg.png
Post: Columbia ($) vs. Kellogg (no $) vs. Fuqua ($$$) for consulting?         Kudos by thread: 9     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Admitted - Which BSchool to Choose?
02 Jun 2015, 08:35
billmurray
28565
consultants by b school.png
Post: Columbia ($) vs. Kellogg (no $) vs. Fuqua ($$$) for consulting?         Kudos by thread: 9     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Admitted - Which BSchool to Choose?
02 Jun 2015, 08:35
billmurray
28566
mbb kellogg cbs duke.png
Post: Columbia ($) vs. Kellogg (no $) vs. Fuqua ($$$) for consulting?         Kudos by thread: 9     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Admitted - Which BSchool to Choose?
02 Jun 2015, 08:35
billmurray
28567
sol1.jpg
Post: In the diagram above, triangle ABC is equilateral, figure SQRE is a sq         Kudos by thread: 53     Kudos by post: 3
Forum: Problem Solving (PS)
02 Jun 2015, 07:53
GMATinsight
28568
2015-06-02_1757.png
Post: In the figure above, lines k1 and k2 are parallel to each other, lines         Kudos by thread: 33     Kudos by post: 3
Forum: Data Sufficiency (DS)
02 Jun 2015, 06:57
Bunuel
28569
2015-06-02_1741.png
Post: In the diagram above, figure ABCD is a square with an area of 4.5 in^2         Kudos by thread: 60     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS)
02 Jun 2015, 06:44
Bunuel
28570
slope.jpg
Post: M08-15         Kudos by thread: 67     Kudos by post: 21
Forum: GMAT Club Tests
01 Jun 2015, 22:35
askhere
28571
tria.jpg
Post: In the diagram above, triangle ABC is equilateral, figure SQRE is a sq         Kudos by thread: 53     Kudos by post: 2
Forum: Problem Solving (PS)
01 Jun 2015, 11:13
askhere
28572
Diaplay_settings.png
Post: New GMATPrep Update version 2.2.306         Kudos by thread: 18     Kudos by post: 1
Forum: General GMAT Questions and Strategies
31 May 2015, 11:35
uns2hi
28573
IMG_20150531_073948549_HDR.jpg
Post: Is x > y? (1) a*x^4 + a*|y| < 0 (2) a*x^3 > a*y^3         Kudos by thread: 38     Kudos by post: 1
Forum: DS Retired Questions
30 May 2015, 19:26
Jackal
28574
Untitled.jpg
Post: 420, 490, 510 (...) DESPERATE!! Help needed         Kudos by thread: 1     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: General GMAT Questions and Strategies
30 May 2015, 05:39
mlemeer
28575
Manhattan m-2.jpg
Post: If m does not equal 2 or -3, then         Kudos by thread: 29     Kudos by post: 2
Forum: Problem Solving (PS)
29 May 2015, 20:10
gmatarbitrage
28576
final.jpg
Post: A semicircular piece of paper has center O, as shown above. Its diamet         Kudos by thread: 28     Kudos by post: 1
Forum: Problem Solving (PS)
29 May 2015, 09:51
askhere
28577
Scale Method.jpg
Post: The final exam of a particular class makes up 40% of the         Kudos by thread: 763     Kudos by post: 1
Forum: Problem Solving (PS)
28 May 2015, 21:37
KarishmaB
28578
20150529_093316.jpg
Post: The figure above shows the dimensions of a semicircular cross section         Kudos by thread: 447     Kudos by post: 1
Forum: Problem Solving (PS)
28 May 2015, 21:09
vipulgoel
28579
20150529_082546.jpg
Post: The circle above circumscribes square ABCD. What is the valu         Kudos by thread: 64     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS)
28 May 2015, 20:02
vipulgoel
28580
sycrcd.jpg
Post: Calling all Haas(Berkeley) EWMBA Applicants(2015 Intake) Class of 2018         Kudos by thread: 111     Kudos by post: 1
Forum: MBA Archive
28 May 2015, 16:20
bjereza
28581
tumblr_inline_n54b9id0CR1scqrnj.jpg
Post: Calling all Haas(Berkeley) EWMBA Applicants(2015 Intake) Class of 2018         Kudos by thread: 111     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: MBA Archive
28 May 2015, 12:56
bjereza
28582
MBB consultants by business school.png
Post: Booth($$) vs Haas for tech strategy?         Kudos by thread: 9     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Admitted - Which BSchool to Choose?
28 May 2015, 11:51
billmurray
28583
Firms consultants work at by business school.png
Post: Booth($$) vs Haas for tech strategy?         Kudos by thread: 9     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Admitted - Which BSchool to Choose?
28 May 2015, 11:51
billmurray
28584
Capture.PNG
Post: 1 month more but still struggling with Quant and a 550 something score         Kudos by thread: 1     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: General GMAT Questions and Strategies
28 May 2015, 01:48
Pretz
28585
Capture.PNG
Post: 1 month more but still struggling with Quant and a 550 something score         Kudos by thread: 1     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: General GMAT Questions and Strategies
28 May 2015, 01:47
Pretz
28586
GMAT Score.jpg
Post: GMAT 750 - What It Takes to Break 700         Kudos by thread: 27     Kudos by post: 13
Forum: Share GMAT Experience Archive
27 May 2015, 16:13
andyvsgmat
28587
Untitled (1).png
Post: The Word “Or” in GMAT Math         Kudos by thread: 23     Kudos by post: 16
Forum: Problem Solving (PS)
27 May 2015, 04:08
Bunuel
28588
booth vs haas mbb alum.png
Post: Booth($$) vs Haas for tech strategy?         Kudos by thread: 9     Kudos by post: 4
Forum: Admitted - Which BSchool to Choose?
26 May 2015, 11:46
billmurray
28589
Slide1.JPG
Post: In which quadrant of the coordinate plane does the point (x,y) lie?         Kudos by thread: 25     Kudos by post: 4
Forum: Data Sufficiency (DS)
26 May 2015, 09:24
Jackal
28590
parabola.png
Post: If the parabola represented by f(x) = ax^2 + bx + c passes         Kudos by thread: 97     Kudos by post: 0
Forum: Problem Solving (PS)
26 May 2015, 05:50
Bunuel