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I'm having a little confusion with this, where can I find a tutorial about how this works?
The answer is 8 but I keep getting confused with how to calculate this.
The answer is 8 but I keep getting confused with how to calculate this.
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Can you plese provide the full question and answer choices?
300% of 2 is 6.
A 300% increase of 2 is 8.
I am curious to see the full question and also its source.
300% of 2 is 6.
A 300% increase of 2 is 8.
I am curious to see the full question and also its source.
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300% of 2 is 6.
A 300% increase of 2 is 8.
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Exactly, the difference between this is confusing me. Could someone direct me to a lesson on this? I'm sure it exists on the web but there is so much garbage that my google searches have come up with nonsense and/or unrelated topics, such as calculators, etc.
There was no question attached but the GMAT uses this topic a lot to trick test takers.
A 300% increase of 2 is 8.
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Exactly, the difference between this is confusing me. Could someone direct me to a lesson on this? I'm sure it exists on the web but there is so much garbage that my google searches have come up with nonsense and/or unrelated topics, such as calculators, etc.
There was no question attached but the GMAT uses this topic a lot to trick test takers.
