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DBushkalov
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hi fellows,
I decided to quickly check how good a idea I have about the impotance of Counting on the GMAT.
Firstly, I saw that there are only a total of 7 questions in the 60 days course dedicate tothis topic. Thus, I concluded that the signifcance of Combinatorics is actually not that great on the exam. Furthermore, there were some tricky questions discused in the MGMAT Strategy Guide Nr. 5, about advancedcmbnatorics, (such as two people refusing to sit next to each other, or a very sophisticated quuesion about finding the route from 1 point to another). Suc questions were nowhere to see i the OG-13, nor in the GMAT QUANT. REVIEW 2nd edition. Because i want to be as good prepared on each topic as possible could someone please give me a hint where I could do additional Combinatorics? If combinatorics by itself is an important part of the exam of course.
Thank you once again and... on to Probailities:)
I decided to quickly check how good a idea I have about the impotance of Counting on the GMAT.
Firstly, I saw that there are only a total of 7 questions in the 60 days course dedicate tothis topic. Thus, I concluded that the signifcance of Combinatorics is actually not that great on the exam. Furthermore, there were some tricky questions discused in the MGMAT Strategy Guide Nr. 5, about advancedcmbnatorics, (such as two people refusing to sit next to each other, or a very sophisticated quuesion about finding the route from 1 point to another). Suc questions were nowhere to see i the OG-13, nor in the GMAT QUANT. REVIEW 2nd edition. Because i want to be as good prepared on each topic as possible could someone please give me a hint where I could do additional Combinatorics? If combinatorics by itself is an important part of the exam of course.
Thank you once again and... on to Probailities:)
