GMAT Question of the Day – Problem Solving – Exponents/Puzzle Which of the following is equivalent to (k-4)/(√k – 2)? A. √k + 2 B. k + 4 C. 4 D. 4k E. 6k [spoiler]A.[/spoiler] GMAT Question of the Day Solution On this GMAT question of the day it is important to recognize that the […]
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GMAT Question of the Day – Data Sufficiency – Number Properties/Arithmetic When the positive integer x is divided by the positive integer y the result can be expressed as a terminating decimal with J, K, and M representing the tenths, hundredths, and thousandths digits respectively. What is the value of J + K + M?
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GMAT Question of the Day – Problem Solving – Combinatorics How many unique ways can 7 people be arranged around a circular table (The same relative arrangement does not count as unique)? A. 7! B. 6! C. 5! D. 7!/5! E. 7!/4! [spoiler]B.[/spoiler] GMAT Question of the Day Solution Most GMAT combinations/permutations questions are not difficult
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GMAT Question of the Day – Data Sufficiency – Absolute Value/Number Properties Is |x| > x? (1) $$x^3$$ > x (2) $$\dfrac{|x|}{x} < 1$$ [spoiler]C.[/spoiler] GMAT Question of the Day Solution Continuing on with more GMAT absolute value questions. These can make your head spin if you’re not organized. When dealing with absolute value consider
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GMAT Study Schedule Week 10 This is the last week of grueling GMAT work. No joke. We’re close. We’re scaling back non-GMAT work and upping our official GMAT Quant feedbag. This is the time in GMAT tutoring when student’s get some GMAT confidence. Some of the questions will still be tough. That’s fine. We’ll be doing
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