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Help: GMAT Prep 9 Math Questions

Problem Solving — algebra and arithmetic
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by lauyeung » Sun Apr 20, 2008 11:21 am
Please help with these 9 math questions! I know this will probably be very easy for you guys, but I'm stuck. :-(

Please provide explanations as to why they are the correct answers...thanks!
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Source: — Quantitative Reasoning |

by lauyeung » Sun Apr 20, 2008 11:21 am
Questions 4-6
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by lauyeung » Sun Apr 20, 2008 11:22 am
questions 7 - 9
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by lauyeung » Sun Apr 20, 2008 2:54 pm
Someone please help! I'm taking my GMAT in two days!!
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by nishuonly » Mon Apr 21, 2008 10:49 am
1. avg speed = total dist / total time;
2. put a and b in function and add them. then put (a+b) in function and see if sum matches.
3. no idea
4. 4c2 * 3c2
5. 24 = (2/3) * pi*D where D is diameter
6. no idea
7. 1/10 ..couldnt get any other solution.
8. no idea.
9. same as 1.

hope these tips help you.
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by lauyeung » Mon Apr 21, 2008 12:59 pm
nishuonly wrote: 2. put a and b in function and add them. then put (a+b) in function and see if
hope these tips help you.
I don't get it. Care to elaborate?

Thanks!

Edit: I can't seem to understand some of your answers. Can someone else help me?
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by JoJo_618 » Tue Apr 22, 2008 8:00 am
I'm Chinese, so I don't know if I can explain it clearly.
2. ∵f(a)=2/a, f(b)=2/b,
∴f(a)+f(b)=2/a+2/b=2(a+b)/ab;
but f(a+b)=2/(a+b);
if a=2,b=4, then 2(a+b)/ab=3/2; 2/(a+b)=1/3; so D is wrong.
3. If we know both of them, then ∠RQS=∠RSQ, ∠TSU=∠TUS.
∵∠P=90 ∴ ∠R+∠T=90
and∵∠R=180-2∠RSQ ∠T=180-2∠TSU.
∴∠R+∠T=(180-2∠RSQ)+(180-2∠TSU)=90
∴ ∠RSQ+∠TSU=135, so ∠X=180-135=45.
Hope u can understand these~~ :)
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by gabriel » Fri Apr 25, 2008 9:33 am
@lauyeung .. the reason you are not getting enough responses is because you have posted 9 questions on a single thread. Open separate threads for each of them and believe me you will get an excellent response. You are also breaking board rules by posting more than one question on a thread. Please do post these questions in separate threads in the appropriate section i.e. Problem Solving and Data Sufficiency. I am locking this thread.

Regards

PS:- Welcome to Beat the GMAT :D
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