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Simultaneous Equations.
Substitute via a 4-step process. Do you know the steps?
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Remember the formula for surface area?
Cole Entress--with the help of a few cool images--refreshes your memory.
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Why should anyone go to business school? Bill Gates never went, and neither did Steve Jobs. But you know who did? All these people. They used business school to develop the tools they needed for real-world success. If you're serious about business, maybe you should go to business school too...
Starring Chris Black
Produced by Ian Parker
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Knewton instructor Cole Entress knows a flawed argument when he sees one.
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Dividing by fractions is one of the most commonly tested skills on the GMAT. This skill is applied everywhere, from rate and work problems to tricky inequality questions. Watch this video to see a Knewton instructor explain the basics of dividing by fractions and mixed numbers on the GMAT.
The GMAT Quantitative Section is designed to test your content and analytical knowledge of basic math concepts, including arithmetic, algebra, and geometry. The section consists of two question types: Data Sufficiency and Problem Solving. Watch this video from Kaplan Test Prep & Admissions to learn more about this important section and practice a data sufficiency problem.
Knewton CEO Jose Ferreira talks about his experiences at HBS and offers detailed advice on the first year of business school. Which courses will you take? What will your professors be like? Jose answers these and other essential questions.
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A 2-minute video lesson on angles inscribed within a circle with Knewton teacher Cole Entress.
by Brad McIquham on August 18th, 2009
Each week, Knewton will share a concept video focusing on a skill fundamental to the GMAT. This week, Knewton Director of Curriculum Brad McIlquham shares an objective perspective of authorial attitudes in the Reading Comp section.