I don't believe its worth purchasing just for about two pages on probability but the best source for coin flip problems was the Princeton Review Math workout. The rest of it is not that great though, so you are better off just googling problems and learning from these forums.misterchipper wrote:Funny you mention that...those happen to be the ones.
Any other advice?
Hi misterchipper,misterchipper wrote:I managed to not totally understand a few of the probability problems. And I have been studying them for a while and I still don't get them.
Anyone have any idea on where/how to study tthese probability problems?
Thanks for the help
Have you used this personally? How much will this help specifically for the gmat?komal wrote:Hi misterchipper,misterchipper wrote:I managed to not totally understand a few of the probability problems. And I have been studying them for a while and I still don't get them.
Anyone have any idea on where/how to study tthese probability problems?
Thanks for the help
I would suggest a very clear, concise n focused book on probability called 'Probability for Dummies'. This book is an excellent introduction to the field of probability. It does not go into higher level mathematical theory, but presents the subject in easy to understand language and sticks to areas of practical application. Great book for for those looking for a quick refresher of Probability concepts!
Hope this helps : )
