Re: Retaking undergrad courses
Well, the ACTUAL coursework and names will differ from college to college, so you need to figure out which courses would be most useful for you.Calc I, II and III seem like safe bets... other than that...
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Re: New around here!
Welcome!!!!Chances to do what? And where?If you think you can get higher, retake. And don't worry about it, it's normal to take the GMAT more than once.Best,
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Re: Which Consultancy YOU r going with or worked with ?
Hey!!! We're not on the list???
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Re: Inequalities word problem
Bunuel wrote:mridulparashar1 wrote:Bunuel wrote:A cyclist travels the length of a bike path that is 225 miles long, rounded to the nearest mile. If the trip took him 5 hrs, rounded to the nearest hour,...
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Bunuel wrote:(\frac{x+1}{x-1})^2If x#0 and x#1, and if x is replaced by 1/x everywhere in the expression above, then the resulting expression is equivalent toA. (\frac{x+1}{x-1})^2B....
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thewind wrote:How to attach a picture to the first post?Done. Thank you. +1.
View ArticleRe: 550 to 750 - How YOU can be just as successful (long post)
It takes a lot more than a mediocre skill and lazy mind to achieve that high on the D-Day. I started my prep a month back. Being a non-native , i am having a not so easy time in internalizing the...
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Re: Inequalities word problem
mridulparashar1 wrote:Bunuel wrote:mridulparashar1 wrote:Hi Bunuel,Refering to the rounding chapter in Number Theory examplesRounding is simplifying a number to a certain place value. To round the...
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sv3n wrote:Bunuel wrote:(\frac{x+1}{x-1})^2If x#0 and x#1, and if x is replaced by 1/x everywhere in the expression above, then the resulting expression is equivalent toA. (\frac{x+1}{x-1})^2B....
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Re: ps CIRCUIT BOARD
mandy wrote:. Helloneed help thanks A rectangular circuit board is designed to have width w inches, perimeter p inches, and area k square inches. Which of the following equations must be true? (A)...
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mandy wrote:A rectangular circuit board is designed to have width w inches, perimeter p inches, and area k square inches. Which of the following equations must be true? (A) w^2 + pw + k = 0 (B) w^2 -...
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mandy wrote:A rectangular circuit board is designed to have width w inches, perimeter p inches, and area k square inches. Which of the following equations must be true? (A) w^2 + pw + k = 0 (B) w^2 -...
View ArticleRe: Triangles and letters!
Bunuel wrote:ajit257 wrote:Bunuel, is there a quicker way to figure out the collinear pointsPoints are collinear if they lie on a straight line. So I think it should be quite obvious that 3 vertical...
View ArticleRe: Calling all US Military Fall 2014 Applicants!
Hey guys/gals! Long time reader, first time poster. I am a USAF acquisition officer with 3 years in, currently in Afghanistan. I have an Air Force specific question. Is anyone out there familiar with...
View ArticleRe: Tuck (Dartmouth) 2013 - Calling All Waitlisted Applicants
For those still hanging in there, probably about time we threw in the towel for Tuck, no?
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USAFmba wrote:On another note, how do you guys think admissions would feel about a candidate who would be remaining in the military, rather than transitioning into the civilian sector? Do you think...
View ArticleRe: 4 people - sitting in a row seat
eladshus wrote:Man - you played it!Thanks. I didn't think of all the possibilities.My initial solution was:3/4 probability for the first person to NOT sit on his chair2/3 probability for the second...
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In order to solve this problem algebraicaly we need the following formulaes:Perimeter = 2*w + 2*hArea = w * hWe begin by observing what information we have. The left-hand side in both of the above...
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Re: AWA compilations - 109 Analysis of Argument Essays
thanks a ton!i just started my GMAT preparation and this have given me a very good insight into how an essay needs to be!
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