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Coordinate System

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by jerryragland » Tue Apr 27, 2010 2:21 am
Guys,

I have problem dealing with Coordinate system problems. Any pointers or documents to deal with those problems. Looks like just finding the x intercept and y intercept isn't enough.

Regards,
Jerry.
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by iamseer » Tue Apr 27, 2010 5:50 am
hi Jerry,

As far as GMAT is concerned the concepts tested in co-ordinate system problems are the very basic ones which I believe you already know. In fact what they have covered in Math review section of OG12 suffices. Thereafter it is application.

I have referred to Kaplan Premier and even they cover same as the OG. I have heard a lot about MGMAT guides but haven't used any of their Math guide yet. You might wanna try the Geometry one.

This is just me. May be I haven't seen any problems, which demand knowledge of further concepts.
Thanks.

HTH.
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by tpr-becky » Tue Apr 27, 2010 10:19 am
coordinate system problems on the GMAT are fairly basic - you have to have an understanding of slope, and y=mx+b and how they relate. After that it is normally a mixture of coordinate system and right triangles that will solve most problems.
Becky
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