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19 Feb 2007, 12:03
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Hi every one I am very new here. I ams tarting to study for the GMAT and well I am extremely rusty in probability , there are soooo many kinds of problems and I really would like to get fit in this topic , what can I do?
any recommendation?
Please everything what you can tell me will be very helpful
any recommendation?
Please everything what you can tell me will be very helpful
19 Feb 2007, 12:35
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coolrobbie
Actually, gmat probability is quite limited. There are basically only combinatorics and probability. The concepts are limited, but the manner in which they are asked are vast. You just have to learn to sift through the question and figure out what the question is actually asking.
Get the mgmat book. I believe it is the word translations book.
20 Feb 2007, 16:04
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Yes, you'll find info on combinations, permutations, and probability in the Manhattan GMAT Word Translations book.
From what I've been told, however, you shouldn't expect many of these questions on the actual test.
From what I've been told, however, you shouldn't expect many of these questions on the actual test.
