Yesterday, Manhattan GMAT posted a 700 level GMAT question on our blog. Today, they have followed up with the answer: Don’t be afraid to assign variables even when none are given in the problem. “Two positive numbers differ by 12” can be written as: x – y = 12 And “their reciprocals differ by 4/5” … Read More
Each week Manhattan GMAT posts a 700 level GMAT question on our blog and follows up with the answer the next day. Are you up for the challenge? Two positive numbers differ by 12 and their reciprocals differ by 4/5. What is their product? (A) 2/15 (B) 48/5 (C) 15 (D) 42 (E) 60
Yesterday, Manhattan GMAT posted a 700 level GMAT question on our blog. Today, they have followed up with the answer: We cannot easily rephrase the question. Note that we may not need to know x in order to know how many factors it has. Statement (1): INSUFFICIENT. Without knowing the value of n, we cannot … Read More
Each week Manhattan GMAT posts a 700 level GMAT question on our blog and follows up with the answer the next day. Are you up for the challenge? How many factors does x have, if x is a positive integer? (1) x = pn, where p is a prime number. (2) nn = n + … Read More
mbaMission writes a monthly feature for our friends at Beat the GMAT. The following piece was penned for BTG by mbaMission Founder, Jeremy Shinewald: In the coming weeks, many candidates will receive responses from MBA admissions committees that can be even more frustrating than rejections: “You have been placed on the waitlist.” So, what do you do when your status is … Read More
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