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Updated on: 24 Apr 2010, 02:32
Originally posted by einstein10 on 17 Apr 2010, 09:54.
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elementary tips and formula to remember in Quant :
here is collection of some very handy arithmetic, geometric, algebra and other formula,
( what to remember all the time
)
which i collected during my study of Quant. I am sharing as I feel it will be helpful to everyone.
I will keep updating this PDF to add more and more during my study.
please, feel free to give your suggestions to improve the document.
thanks
you can refer below mentioned link for the latest updated doc:
https://docs.google.com/View?id=d389n9j_165sp3knshn
here is collection of some very handy arithmetic, geometric, algebra and other formula,
( what to remember all the time
)which i collected during my study of Quant. I am sharing as I feel it will be helpful to everyone.
I will keep updating this PDF to add more and more during my study.
please, feel free to give your suggestions to improve the document.
thanks
you can refer below mentioned link for the latest updated doc:
https://docs.google.com/View?id=d389n9j_165sp3knshn
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Sorry, but i have to ask...is all of this content relevant to GMAT?
There seems to be a lot in here that might have been part of a competing exam called CAT essential for Business School "competitive entrance exams" in India, but is it essential to GMAT Prep?
Don't get me wrong...there's a lot of good info in here, but I've been working with MGMAT test material and haven't encountered a single problem needing any of the following:
- Volume, Surface Area of Spheres, Cones, Pyramids, Prisms
- Equal chords equidistant from center
- Angles between tangents and chords
- Circumcircles, Incenters and centroids
Are knowing the above concepts, for instance, essential to the 700+ or 750+ score?
PS: One error: the Permutation/Combination forumlae, in the gogle document, are incorrect.
There seems to be a lot in here that might have been part of a competing exam called CAT essential for Business School "competitive entrance exams" in India, but is it essential to GMAT Prep?
Don't get me wrong...there's a lot of good info in here, but I've been working with MGMAT test material and haven't encountered a single problem needing any of the following:
- Volume, Surface Area of Spheres, Cones, Pyramids, Prisms
- Equal chords equidistant from center
- Angles between tangents and chords
- Circumcircles, Incenters and centroids
Are knowing the above concepts, for instance, essential to the 700+ or 750+ score?
PS: One error: the Permutation/Combination forumlae, in the gogle document, are incorrect.
