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If you are looking for math practice questions, here is what I would recommend.
1.) Go out and buy the Quant Study Guide form Amazon.com (I know you were probably more looking for free stuff, but this is a good book you cannot afford to miss).
2.) Go to MBA.com and under the test prep section (toward the side) and you can download LOTS of good questions.
3.) See these free GMAT Practice Questions (there is one toward the bottom that has a crappy explanation, but the others have good explanations)
1.) Go out and buy the Quant Study Guide form Amazon.com (I know you were probably more looking for free stuff, but this is a good book you cannot afford to miss).
2.) Go to MBA.com and under the test prep section (toward the side) and you can download LOTS of good questions.
3.) See these free GMAT Practice Questions (there is one toward the bottom that has a crappy explanation, but the others have good explanations)
















