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Having problems with number properties

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by uliawati » Mon Apr 19, 2010 7:50 pm
After taking a couple of CAT tests, I always make mistake in the number properties problem, in fact it is my worst subject. Does anybody know which book that I should look into to help me tackle this problem?

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by becnil » Mon Apr 19, 2010 8:08 pm
Number properties encompasses some of the most difficult questions on the GMAT, both in PS and in DS. This is normal for all candidates. I referred to all my practice materials (OG 11 & 12, Princeton Review and Veritas Prep workbooks) to go through as many problems as I could and at the end, I got somewhat more confident than I was at the beginning. A lot of practice also helped me to understand some of the key concepts of number properties which are tested again and again.

By the way, I have read in this forum that Manhattan Review Maths Guide is a pretty good resource; you may try that along with the other materials you already have.
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by uliawati » Tue Apr 20, 2010 7:05 am
Thank you so much for the information! Really appreciate it
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