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GMATPrep ---3 problems ---inequalities, remainders etc

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by shilotilo » Sun Jun 29, 2008 6:52 am
Hi,
Could someone please help me understand the answers to the following three GMATPrep problems? Thanks.

1) If k is not equal to 0,1 or -1, is 1/k > 0?
i) 1/ (k-1) > 0 (Sufficient)
ii) 1/ (k+1) > 0 (Don't know)


2) When the +ve integer n is divided by 25, the remainder is 13. What is the value of n?
i) n< 100 (obviously, insufficient)
ii) When n is divided by 20, the remainder is 3.


3)If the numbers X and Y are not integers, the value of X is closest to which integer?
i) 4 is the integer that is closest to X + Y
ii) 1 is the integer that is closest to X -Y



Thanks.
Shilo
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Source: — Data Sufficiency |

by shilotilo » Sun Jun 29, 2008 4:05 pm
Somebody.... Please Help!


Shilo
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by shilotilo » Mon Jun 30, 2008 4:44 am
Anybody????? :cry:


Are these incredibly easy questions (and hence not worth replying to) or tough ones?
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by gxliu » Mon Jun 30, 2008 6:44 am
1) If k is not equal to 0,1 or -1, is 1/k > 0?
i) 1/ (k-1) > 0 (Sufficient)
ii) 1/ (k+1) > 0 (Insufficient)
K= -1/2 or k=2
Answer=A

2) When the +ve integer n is divided by 25, the remainder is 13. What is the value of n?
i) n< 100 (insufficient)
ii) When n is divided by 20, the remainder is 3. (insufficient)
n=63, 103
Combined, N=63, sufficient, Answer=C
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Chill out, Winston! Someone will eventually respond to your question(s). Also, the norm is to have one question per post.

Here is my take on Q3:
shilotilo wrote:3)If the numbers X and Y are not integers, the value of X is closest to which integer?
i) 4 is the integer that is closest to X + Y
ii) 1 is the integer that is closest to X -Y
Statement I: X + Y ~ 4
Nothing more is given to isolate X. INSUFF

Statement II: X - Y ~1
Nothing more is given to isolate X. INSUFF

I don't know if I have the right idea here... but this is how I approached it.
Statements I & II: Combining the equations above, 2X ~ 5, or X ~ 2.5

Whatever X is, it close to straddling the midway point between integers 2 and 3.
It could be incrementally greater than 2.5 and thus taking closer to 3.
Likewise, it could be incrementally less than 2.5, and thus be closer to 2.
INSUFF, so I choose E.

Do you know the OA?
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by shilotilo » Mon Jun 30, 2008 3:34 pm
OA for the last question is E.
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