Practice Questions Chat

If you find any source, do let me know. Thanks

You can practice questions on GMAT Club by exploring various forums and applying necessary difficulty filters:

Problem Solving (PS),
Data Sufficiency,
Critical Reasoning,
Sentence Correction,
Reading Comprehension,
Graphs and Tables,
Multi-source Reasoning,
Two-part Analysis

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Hope it helps.

P.S. I'm always puzzled by these posts. Aren't those forums visible right up front? Is it really a challenge to locate them? Are the names of the forums causing confusion? What's the deal here? The forum is overflowing with questions – how difficult can it be to come across them? What's the actual issue?

Zoomers aren’t used to boomer forum layouts I guess

I’m willing to bet that most new Gmatclub members haven’t used a similar forum before, ever

I dont think its an issue of Zoomer vs Boomer. Its an issue of people asking Q’s without seeking to find it out first or rushing into something.
Sorry if it sounds rude but I noticed pretty early on here that people unfortunately would spam others with Q’s and take up their time and energy cause they refuse to do their research first.
I think a few close friends saw what I personally endured when I offered to help on certain channels that I finally had to tell em off.
Unfortunately, there’s a culture of asking without first attempting to find.
I realized when you start drawing boundaries, thats when people take you for granted a lot less.
The layout maybe old but its still useful.
I personally wish we had a rule book on boundaries. Not cool when some of us have to become rude otherwise.

I understand the panic though. We’re all on the same boat. But sometimes it becomes a situation of leeching that unfortunately takes a toll on the giver.

I mean I’d definitely say that anyone over the age of 30 has an advantage when navigating the site, lol… but yeah, it’s kinda disrespectful when people barrage others with questions that they’d find the answer to through a minute of trial and error.

Also - are we though? Some of us are done with our GMAT and are just here to help people out, myself included.

I have a study group of people in their early 20’s and as the figure on my name suggests, Im 28. The Big Sis of the group. These people have done more to help me with resources than I have done.
Its again not much of an issue with age but rather attitude. People my age themselves have done the same thing.

Thats nice. I was pretty new here when I got barraged, unfortunately. I am still new to this GMAT thingy so its odd when I get Q’s as if I’m an expert. I know nothin. I am learning on my own.

Today marks a month since I decided last min to do GMAT in a country where no one knows a thing about GMAT.

Ahhh, lemme guess - Eastern Europe?

Grateful for those who are around to help

Malaysia.

Ah, yeah, don’t see many Malaysian GMAT peeps around here :0

Not a soul I know, knows a thing about this

I can imagine that adds to the stress of it all :0

Folks - Please keep the discussion in the group limited to GMAT and GMAT Quant please

No one to ask for help haha

Its been a huge learning curve tryna maneuver through all of these.

Feel free to message me with any Quant or Verbal questions you have - I scored a 50 and 49 on those sections respectively, so I feel pretty confident in most things gmat-related

Final non Quant post. We appreciate your presence though Bunuel. Sending some love over for all the extra effort you put in to help us

Let D be the set of real numbers d such that 2 - /d+1 is a real number. Let R be the set of real numbers r such that r = 2 - Vd + I for at least 1 value of d in D. The intersection of D and R is the set of all numbers v such that:
-1 ≤ V≤ 2
-1 < V<2
v≥-1
V≤ 2
v is a real number

can someone help with this one? OA is A