Stanford GSB - Application doubts

Hello, I have doubts on some of the sections of the application. Appreciate your views and insights on the commonly followed practices for the following questions. 1 - Essays are supposed to be uploaded as one document. Is there a requirement that each essay should start in a new page ? If not, is i...

Also, the mark sheets have the university seal and signature from the
controller of examinations.

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Well, let's just remove the decimal for now. What is asked is root of 4225. We know that this value falls between 3600 (60^2) and 4900(70^2). Assuming that GMAT provides us with good numbers, the one and only number whose square can result in 5 in the units place is 65. So the root of 42.25 has to b...

I don't have a diagram to explain, but the explanation for the answer goes like below. You can also refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_diagonal for the picture. In this picture AC- (ac dash) is the diagonal of the cube. AC is the diagonal of the face and CC- is the edge. Angle between all e...

The resultant probability has to be the product of probabilities of selecting one woman from room A and afterwards selecting a woman from room B. Probability of selecting one woman from room A = 10/13 Resultant probability = (10/13) * (4/9) = 40/117 HTH There are 10 women and 3 men in room A. One pe...

The question asks for profit per unit. Profit per unit = P = ((5304 * 7)/q) We know that 'q' is an integer q = ((5304 * 7)/P) => (5304 * 7) has to be divisible by P. $11 doesn't satisfy this condition and hence it has to be the answer HTH In the first week of last month, Company X realized an averag...

Median of the set has to be either an integer or an integer when multiplied by 2. Since 0 < y < 7, E doesn't satisfy either condition. Hence, E has to be the answer. Just to quote examples For option A -1, 0, 4 satisfies For option B 1, 2, 3 satisfies For option C -2, -1, 6 satisfies For option D 1,...