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ashdank94 wrote:

(r+24)t = r(t+1) (since V was driving an hour more ahead of A)
I think what I did wrong was substitute 4 into t, so I got r = 96.
 

­i'm not sure what r or t represents here, but 96 might be resulted from "names' gender issue" that is not a issue for native speakers but could cause a big trouble for non-native speakers.
Quote:

 (1) Alfred overtook Violet 4 hours after she passed the landmark.

Alfred is a male name, and Violet is female.
\(4V = 3(V + 24)\)
\(V = 72\)

if you misunderstood that pronoun—she—belongs to Alfred, you might get \(5V = 4(V + 24)\) and \(V = 96\).
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ashdank94 wrote:

(r+24)t = r(t+1) (since V was driving an hour more ahead of A)
I think what I did wrong was substitute 4 into t, so I got r = 96.
 

­i'm not sure what r or t represents here, but 96 might be resulted from "names' gender issue" that is not a issue for native speakers but could cause a big trouble for non-native speakers.
Quote:

 (1) Alfred overtook Violet 4 hours after she passed the landmark.

Alfred is a male name, and Violet is female.
\(4V = 3(V + 24)\)
\(V = 72\)

if you misunderstood that pronoun—she—belongs to Alfred, you might get \(5V = 4(V + 24)\) and \(V = 96\).
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Aardwolf wrote:
Quote:

According to the passage, the time it takes for the particle to tunnel will increase until the tunneling time reaches a certain maximum. As the barrier thickness (the distance traveled by the particle) is increased, the time it takes the particle to cross the barrier also increases, but only up to a certain point. After that maximum tunneling time has been reached, we could theoretically double the thickness of the barrier and, since the tunneling time cannot increase any further, thespeed of the particle must be doubled.

In other words, if the tunneling time has a maximum, thespeed of the particle must increase without limit as the barrier thickness is increased.

But the question asks, "What if there wasno maximum tunneling time?" In that case, the tunneling time CAN increase indefinitely as barrier thickness is increased. Thus, we would NOT expect the speed to increase without limit as barrier thickness is increased. Instead, as the thickness is increased,
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Aardwolf wrote:
Quote:

According to the passage, the time it takes for the particle to tunnel will increase until the tunneling time reaches a certain maximum. As the barrier thickness (the distance traveled by the particle) is increased, the time it takes the particle to cross the barrier also increases, but only up to a certain point. After that maximum tunneling time has been reached, we could theoretically double the thickness of the barrier and, since the tunneling time cannot increase any further, thespeed of the particle must be doubled.

In other words, if the tunneling time has a maximum, thespeed of the particle must increase without limit as the barrier thickness is increased.

But the question asks, "What if there wasno maximum tunneling time?" In that case, the tunneling time CAN increase indefinitely as barrier thickness is increased. Thus, we would NOT expect the speed to increase without limit as barrier thickness is increased. Instead, as the thickness is increased,
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chetan2u wrote:
Attachment:
Rainfall(in mm) at six locations (1).png

The graph above shows rainfall at six locations given by alphabet A to F on Horizontal axis. The Vertical axis gives rainfall in multiples of 25mm in these locations in months of May, June and July of year2022.
Based on the graph above, it can be said that rainfall in month of June accounts for the majority of rain in the three months in location[Dropdown Placeholder #1]  and  also accounts for[Dropdown Placeholder #2] percentage of total combined rainfall in six locations in the month ofJune.­

­Hi chetan2u, I was wondering why how do we discard location B (also accounts for the majority of the rain and the total combined percentage of total combined rainfall is 18.75)? Maybe I did not understand the question.

Thankyou!

Hey! So this is how I looked at it.

In locationA , rainfall in June is 100mm and May + July is only 75mm (25 + 50 respectively). So it rained 25mm more in June than in bothmonths. 

In  location
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chetan2u wrote:
Attachment:
Rainfall(in mm) at six locations (1).png

The graph above shows rainfall at six locations given by alphabet A to F on Horizontal axis. The Vertical axis gives rainfall in multiples of 25mm in these locations in months of May, June and July of year2022.
Based on the graph above, it can be said that rainfall in month of June accounts for the majority of rain in the three months in location[Dropdown Placeholder #1]  and  also accounts for[Dropdown Placeholder #2] percentage of total combined rainfall in six locations in the month ofJune.­

­Hi chetan2u, I was wondering why how do we discard location B (also accounts for the majority of the rain and the total combined percentage of total combined rainfall is 18.75)? Maybe I did not understand the question.

Thankyou!

Hey! So this is how I looked at it.

In locationA , rainfall in June is 100mm and May + July is only 75mm (25 + 50 respectively). So it rained 25mm more in June than in bothmonths. 

In  location
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Danou wrote:

­When it operates at its own constant rate, hose A can fill an empty tank twice as fast as hose B can when it operates at its own constant rate. If hose A can fill the tank in x hours, how many hours will it take for the two hoses, operating simultaneously, to fill the tank?

A. 2x/3
B. 3x/2
C. 3x
D. 3/(2x)
E. 3/x­

­Lets say Total 120 units
A fills in x hours 
Speed of A= 12/x unit/hour

B fills in x/2 hours
Speed of B= 120*2/x= 240/x unit/ hour

Together Speed= 120/x+ 240/x= 360/x
Work= 120
Time= Work/Rate
120/ (360/x)= 120*x/360= 2x/3


A

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Danou wrote:

­When it operates at its own constant rate, hose A can fill an empty tank twice as fast as hose B can when it operates at its own constant rate. If hose A can fill the tank in x hours, how many hours will it take for the two hoses, operating simultaneously, to fill the tank?

A. 2x/3
B. 3x/2
C. 3x
D. 3/(2x)
E. 3/x­

­Lets say Total 120 units
A fills in x hours 
Speed of A= 12/x unit/hour

B fills in x/2 hours
Speed of B= 120*2/x= 240/x unit/ hour

Together Speed= 120/x+ 240/x= 360/x
Work= 120
Time= Work/Rate
120/ (360/x)= 120*x/360= 2x/3


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chetan2u wrote:

What is the maximum value of integer x, if |x|>x?
(A) -10
(B) -1
(C) 0
(D) 10
(E) None of the above


Chetan's questions


­x could be -0.1 as well and in that case none of the above will be correct, i guess the prompt should be add to mitigate such ambiguity. I got option B as answer but because of option E i got confuse.  

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chetan2u wrote:

What is the maximum value of integer x, if |x|>x?
(A) -10
(B) -1
(C) 0
(D) 10
(E) None of the above


Chetan's questions


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Search three keywords “Emory violence atlanta” on google, a large number of reports will be show.

Also, I want to highlight that these events are now happening across multiple universities too

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How many people do you think received an invitation to interview in round 3? How many seats continue available for class 2026?

Tough to answer, wish I could help

I spoke with a current student who was waitlisted in Round 2 with Interview and got the acceptance on May 19 last year

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Sa800 wrote:

50% of students’ study science and 30% of science students score more than 80% marks in the exam. If 40% of all students (science + non-science) get more than 80% marks in exam, what percentage of non-science students score less than 80% marks?

A. 30%
B. 40%
C. 50%
D. 60%
E. 70%

i get 40%

not understandingwhy

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Sa800 wrote:

50% of students’ study science and 30% of science students score more than 80% marks in the exam. If 40% of all students (science + non-science) get more than 80% marks in exam, what percentage of non-science students score less than 80% marks?

A. 30%
B. 40%
C. 50%
D. 60%
E. 70%

i get 40%

not understandingwhy

Posted from my mobiledevice

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How do we find this one out? Team A and B both look like they have similar number of days where they had the greatest full balance. I feel with the graph given, it would almost come down to luck in choosing A.

I chose B with 2 points.

Please let me know if I am missing something.

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How do we find this one out? Team A and B both look like they have similar number of days where they had the greatest full balance. I feel with the graph given, it would almost come down to luck in choosing A.

I chose B with 2 points.

Please let me know if I am missing something.]]> (sephiroth123)Sat, 27 Apr 2024 02:28:30 -0800https://gmatclub.com:443/forum/viewtopic.php?p=3389390&#p3389390 General GMAT Questions and Strategies | Re: GMAT Passport Address different from Adhar Card https://gmatclub.com:443/forum/viewtopic.php?p=3389389&#p3389389
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For a class of 50 students, the table above reports the number of students who expected to receive an A, a B, or a C or below as well as the actual number of students who received each grade. How many students who expected to receive a C or below received a grade of C or below?

(1) Of the students who expected to receive an A or a B, 80% actually did receive an A or a B.

(2) Of the students who expected to receive a B, 6 students actually received a C or below.­

What was the point of giving actual grade in thetable?

The actual grades help to calculate how many students who expected to receive a C or below actually received a grade of C or below. Check the red parts below:

From (1), since 80% of students expecting an A or B actually received an A or B, then the remaining 20% received a C or below. Thus, 0.2(25 + 15) = 8 students, expecting an A or B, received a C or below. Since[color=#e74c3c] 14 students
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1616 wrote:

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For a class of 50 students, the table above reports the number of students who expected to receive an A, a B, or a C or below as well as the actual number of students who received each grade. How many students who expected to receive a C or below received a grade of C or below?

(1) Of the students who expected to receive an A or a B, 80% actually did receive an A or a B.

(2) Of the students who expected to receive a B, 6 students actually received a C or below.­

What was the point of giving actual grade in thetable?

The actual grades help to calculate how many students who expected to receive a C or below actually received a grade of C or below. Check the red parts below:

From (1), since 80% of students expecting an A or B actually received an A or B, then the remaining 20% received a C or below. Thus, 0.2(25 + 15) = 8 students, expecting an A or B, received a C or below. Since[color=#e74c3c] 14 students
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Hello Bunuel.

Can you please help me in decoding this line --> "each German speaker also speaks English"
Thanks in advance

­The line 'each German speaker also speaks English' means that anyone in the organization who speaks German is also able to speak English. Essentially, it means that in the diagram, the German circle is inside the English circle. Note, however, that this does not necessarily mean that all who speak English also speak German.

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Hello Bunuel.

Can you please help me in decoding this line --> "each German speaker also speaks English"
Thanks in advance

­The line 'each German speaker also speaks English' means that anyone in the organization who speaks German is also able to speak English. Essentially, it means that in the diagram, the German circle is inside the English circle. Note, however, that this does not necessarily mean that all who speak English also speak German.]]> (Bunuel)Sat, 27 Apr 2024 01:49:19 -0800https://gmatclub.com:443/forum/viewtopic.php?p=3389383&#p3389383 Problem Solving (PS) | Re: There are 7 points on a straight line, L1, and another 8 points on https://gmatclub.com:443/forum/viewtopic.php?p=3389382&#p3389382
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From January through June of last year, there was a constant, linear relationship between the forecast and actual number of units of Product Z sold.­

i think this is what linear relationship between the forecast and actual means.
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From January through June of last year, there was a constant, linear relationship between the forecast and actual number of units of Product Z sold.­

i think this is what linear relationship between the forecast and actual means.
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gmatophobia wrote:
Bunuel wrote:
­If\(\frac{\sqrt{x^2}}{\sqrt[3]{x^3}}=-1\) and\( x \neq0\) , what is the value of\( \frac{2|x| + 6}{3 -x}\) ?

A. -2
B. 1
C. 2
D. 3
E. Cannot be determined from the giveninformation­
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\(\frac{\sqrt{x^2}}{\sqrt[3]{x^3}}\)

= \(\frac{|x|}{x}\)

\( \frac{|x|}{x} =-1\)

Hence, we can infer that that\(x\) is negative. 
­
Let's assume\( x =-1\)

=\( \frac{2|x| + 6}{3 -x}\)

=\( \frac{2|-1| + 6}{3 -(-1)}\)

=\(\frac{8}{4}\)

=\(2\)

­OptionC

­I have a doubt. The numerator can be either postive or negative for every case of denominator can only be positive or negative.
In that case, won't the equation be always either 1 or -1. Instead of only -1. This leads to an undefined behaviourright?

Bunuel Can you pleasehelp?

\( ­\sqrt{x^2} =|x|\) and |x| cannot be negative. Generally, the square root sign always indicates non-negative square root.

Mathematically,\(\sqrt{...}\) is the square root sign, a function (called the principal square root function), which cannot give negative result. So, this sign(\(\sqrt{...}\) ) always means non-negative square
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]]> OokandGluk wrote:

gmatophobia wrote:
Bunuel wrote:
­If\(\frac{\sqrt{x^2}}{\sqrt[3]{x^3}}=-1\) and\( x \neq0\) , what is the value of\( \frac{2|x| + 6}{3 -x}\) ?

A. -2
B. 1
C. 2
D. 3
E. Cannot be determined from the giveninformation­
­

\(\frac{\sqrt{x^2}}{\sqrt[3]{x^3}}\)

= \(\frac{|x|}{x}\)

\( \frac{|x|}{x} =-1\)

Hence, we can infer that that\(x\) is negative. 
­
Let's assume\( x =-1\)

=\( \frac{2|x| + 6}{3 -x}\)

=\( \frac{2|-1| + 6}{3 -(-1)}\)

=\(\frac{8}{4}\)

=\(2\)

­OptionC

­I have a doubt. The numerator can be either postive or negative for every case of denominator can only be positive or negative.
In that case, won't the equation be always either 1 or -1. Instead of only -1. This leads to an undefined behaviourright?

Bunuel Can you pleasehelp?

\( ­\sqrt{x^2} =|x|\) and |x| cannot be negative. Generally, the square root sign always indicates non-negative square root.

Mathematically,\(\sqrt{...}\) is the square root sign, a function (called the principal square root function), which cannot give negative result. So, this sign(\(\sqrt{...}\) ) always means non-negative square
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What is the smallest five-digit number which when divided by 7, 11 and 21 leaves a remainder of 5 in eachcase?

Let's solve the problem using twomethods

Method 1:Elimination

Let's subtract 5 from all the option choices so that we have numbers which are divisible by 7, 11 and 21

=> A. = 10154 (10159-4)
=> B. = 10003
=> C. = 10104
=> D. = 10092
=> E. = 10164

Since the numbers are divisible by 21 => they are divisible by 3
=> Sum of the digits should be divisible by 3
(Watch this video to MASTER DIVISIBILITYRULES)

=> A. Sum of digits = 1+0+1+5+4  = 11 NOT DIVISIBLE by 3 =>ELIMINATE
=> B. Sum of digits = 1+0+0+0+3 = 4 NOT DIVISIBLE by 3 =>ELIMINATE
=> C. Sum of digits = 1+0+1+0+4 = 6 DIVISIBLE by 3 =>KEEP
=> D. Sum of digits = 1+0+0+9+2 = 12 DIVISIBLE by 3 =>KEEP
=> E. Sum of digits = 1+0+1+6+4 = 12 IVISIBLE by 3 =>[color=#27ae60]
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Iframe

What is the smallest five-digit number which when divided by 7, 11 and 21 leaves a remainder of 5 in eachcase?

Let's solve the problem using twomethods

Method 1:Elimination

Let's subtract 5 from all the option choices so that we have numbers which are divisible by 7, 11 and 21

=> A. = 10154 (10159-4)
=> B. = 10003
=> C. = 10104
=> D. = 10092
=> E. = 10164

Since the numbers are divisible by 21 => they are divisible by 3
=> Sum of the digits should be divisible by 3
(Watch this video to MASTER DIVISIBILITYRULES)

=> A. Sum of digits = 1+0+1+5+4  = 11 NOT DIVISIBLE by 3 =>ELIMINATE
=> B. Sum of digits = 1+0+0+0+3 = 4 NOT DIVISIBLE by 3 =>ELIMINATE
=> C. Sum of digits = 1+0+1+0+4 = 6 DIVISIBLE by 3 =>KEEP
=> D. Sum of digits = 1+0+0+9+2 = 12 DIVISIBLE by 3 =>KEEP
=> E. Sum of digits = 1+0+1+6+4 = 12 IVISIBLE by 3 =>[color=#27ae60]
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Bunuel wrote:
­Studies of voting patterns in the town of Glen Isle have shown that the single most effective way for politicians to win votes is to purchase expensive television advertising. A candidate challenging the incumbent for a seat on the town council has argued that the importance of television advertising inherently favors incumbents and therefore that political television advertising should be banned in Glen Isle.

The challenger's conclusion logically depends on which of the following assumptions?

(A) Incumbents have won eighty percent of the elections in Glen Isle in the last 10 years.

(B) Some incumbent candidates in Glen Isle have been able to win votes by organizing frequent political rallies.

(C) Not all challengers in Glen Isle are skilled political fundraisers.

(D) Glen Isle incumbents have access to financial support in excess of that available to challengers.

(E) Banning political television advertising is notunconstitutional.


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­Studies of voting patterns in the town of Glen Isle have shown that the single most effective way for politicians to win votes is to purchase expensive television advertising. A candidate challenging the incumbent for a seat on the town council has argued that the importance of television advertising inherently favors incumbents and therefore that political television advertising should be banned in Glen Isle.

The challenger's conclusion logically depends on which of the following assumptions?

(A) Incumbents have won eighty percent of the elections in Glen Isle in the last 10 years.

(B) Some incumbent candidates in Glen Isle have been able to win votes by organizing frequent political rallies.

(C) Not all challengers in Glen Isle are skilled political fundraisers.

(D) Glen Isle incumbents have access to financial support in excess of that available to challengers.

(E) Banning political television advertising is notunconstitutional.


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