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23 Jan 2013, 10:36
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There is something beautiful almost romantic about wrapping your mind around a problem and losing yourself in search of the solution.
It helps me relax
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The link below contains list of problems asked in American Mathematics Competition accompanied with solution.
Please donot consider this a resource for GMAT specific preparation, although would argue that the problems could be a good way to kill your time.
https://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Wiki ... _Solutions
It helps me relax
. The link below contains list of problems asked in American Mathematics Competition accompanied with solution.
Please donot consider this a resource for GMAT specific preparation, although would argue that the problems could be a good way to kill your time.
https://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Wiki ... _Solutions
23 Jan 2013, 21:23
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AbhiJ,
I absolutely agree with you that the AMC problems are an excellent set of problems, and very much relevant for the high scorers on the GMAT. I recently wrote about it in this post:
improving-q-from-a-50-to-a-145212.html
I actually went through all the AMC questions and curated and assembled only those questions that I believe are relevant for GMAT test takers. Here is the link to all such problems on my site:
https://www.gmatquantum.com/amc-questions
I do want to emphasize that many of these problems are not meant to be solved in 2 minutes, actually many can be, after all the test allocates three minutes per problem! But they are tricky and for GMAT purpose I would recommend just struggling with them and forcing your brain to think in as many different ways as possible.
Dabral
I absolutely agree with you that the AMC problems are an excellent set of problems, and very much relevant for the high scorers on the GMAT. I recently wrote about it in this post:
improving-q-from-a-50-to-a-145212.html
I actually went through all the AMC questions and curated and assembled only those questions that I believe are relevant for GMAT test takers. Here is the link to all such problems on my site:
https://www.gmatquantum.com/amc-questions
I do want to emphasize that many of these problems are not meant to be solved in 2 minutes, actually many can be, after all the test allocates three minutes per problem! But they are tricky and for GMAT purpose I would recommend just struggling with them and forcing your brain to think in as many different ways as possible.
Dabral
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23 Jan 2013, 21:39
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dabral
Dabral, thanks for cherry picking the problems and listing down along with the answers. Those looks like a great practice!
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