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Originally posted by pittguy578 on 23 Nov 2011, 13:15.
Last edited by pittguy578 on 23 Nov 2011, 13:37, edited 1 time in total.
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I took the GMAT a couple of years back and scored a 690. I put off going to school due to family issues. I am reapplying this year and have some time..so I figured I would retake the test to see if I can get a higher score.
I feel very stupid as I remember doing these type of questions in the past, but I am drawing a blank on this particular question. I have even looked at the answer and am still getting slightly confused when it comes to the end.
I know how they get to:
√(n+1)+√n /√(n+1)^2 -√n^2
I am just confused when simplifying the expression further-the next line down where they have
√(n+1)+(√n) /(n+1)-n
How did they get the (√(n+1)^2-√(n)^2 out of the denominator? Any assistance is appreciated.
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