#69 does not specify that Harry is reselling the desk. Needs clarification.
#70 is incorrect. If y=0, then x can be more than 3. Must specify as integers for the answer to be A.
#74 is mess. If x=y+1 and x and y are integers, they must be consecutive integers. x+y is supposed to equal 72, but consecutive integers cannot sum to an even number. If x and y have the same tens digit, they could be 34 and 38 or 36 and 36, but both of those have a different x*y.
Worked through 81 so far.
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ShiftyPig
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Most of the explanations can be found by typing the first five or six words from the question into Google. A lot of boards like these will have a thread for each GMAT Prep question.
Found the issue with #74... supposed to be 77 instead of 72 in the problem. Some transcription issues in the Word document, but good practice nonetheless.
Found the issue with #74... supposed to be 77 instead of 72 in the problem. Some transcription issues in the Word document, but good practice nonetheless.
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harleenparmar
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I'm not able to open these documents (.php form). Can you please email these to me at [email protected]?
Thanks for such a wonderful resource!
Follow-up: Can someone please confirm that all the questions on the attachment are genuine 700+ quant questions?
Additionally, can you point to one (or a few ) question(s) that are on level 750 or 800?
Thanks for creating this platform.
Follow-up: Can someone please confirm that all the questions on the attachment are genuine 700+ quant questions?
Additionally, can you point to one (or a few ) question(s) that are on level 750 or 800?
Thanks for creating this platform.
Sorry for what is probably a series of stupid questions, but:
Where did these come from? As I understand it, they came from the first of the two GMATPrep practice tests? If I am saving these tests for later on in my studying, it wouldn't make sense to do them, correct?
As an aside, if they did come from the GMAT prep test, that means they have a large # of questions in their database. This would mean I can take their same computer adaptive tests repeatedly and still benefit? That's news to me...
How did you determine they are 700+ questions? Purely based on judgment? If so, that's okay - I'm just curious?
Where did these come from? As I understand it, they came from the first of the two GMATPrep practice tests? If I am saving these tests for later on in my studying, it wouldn't make sense to do them, correct?
As an aside, if they did come from the GMAT prep test, that means they have a large # of questions in their database. This would mean I can take their same computer adaptive tests repeatedly and still benefit? That's news to me...
How did you determine they are 700+ questions? Purely based on judgment? If so, that's okay - I'm just curious?
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Hi Zuleron,
Thanks for your post!!!
I am very grateful to you.
Can you tell me the source of these questions
Thanks for your post!!!
I am very grateful to you.
Can you tell me the source of these questions
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hey everyone --
i can vouch for the authenticity of most of the problems in this document -- i recognize many of them from GPrep. so the document is almost certainly legitimate.
HOWEVER,
the title of the document is misleading -- this is not a document of all "top difficulty level" problems. not even close, actually -- these problems are from all over the spectrum of difficulty.
a lot of them are genuinely hard problems, sure, but some of them are really easy; for instance, #19, #55, and #75 (among others) would definitely rank no higher than 300-400'ish level. most of them are probably either mid-high or high difficulty level.
still, though, remember that the difficulty level of practice problems isn't that important; what's important is the general lessons/takeaways that you get from the problems. you should solve problems at ALL levels of difficulty (which is exactly what you're doing with this document, whether you realize it or not), without prejudice, and glean whatever general lessons you can get from them.
i can vouch for the authenticity of most of the problems in this document -- i recognize many of them from GPrep. so the document is almost certainly legitimate.
HOWEVER,
the title of the document is misleading -- this is not a document of all "top difficulty level" problems. not even close, actually -- these problems are from all over the spectrum of difficulty.
a lot of them are genuinely hard problems, sure, but some of them are really easy; for instance, #19, #55, and #75 (among others) would definitely rank no higher than 300-400'ish level. most of them are probably either mid-high or high difficulty level.
still, though, remember that the difficulty level of practice problems isn't that important; what's important is the general lessons/takeaways that you get from the problems. you should solve problems at ALL levels of difficulty (which is exactly what you're doing with this document, whether you realize it or not), without prejudice, and glean whatever general lessons you can get from them.
Ron has been teaching various standardized tests for 20 years.
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ganesh prasath
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Hi I am not able to open these 198 700-800 questions can u please mail them to my id [email protected]..
