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Yes. As long as the question does not require specific geometry knowledge to compute the area. For example, if you only need the basic area of a right triangle, square, or rectangle, that is not considered specialized geometry. In such cases, area-based probability can definitely appear on the GMAT.

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https://s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/ultramsgmedia/2025/11/104644/3bb5cfa2e42f3138b7f9fe3a1f021b0a can someone explain why the 1st is wrong?

How do we know for certain that airline 2 had the greatest number of flights?

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Got it, but can't we use the same logic for 2nd and 3rd?

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