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I have the same difficulty. Once I get to the 700+ questions, I either spend too much time solving them or get the wrong answer.
- by gettowar
Mon Feb 21, 2011 12:39 pm- Forum: Quantitative Reasoning
- Topic: 700-800 strategy and sample practice questions
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- by gettowar
Sun Feb 20, 2011 4:44 pm- Forum: Quantitative Reasoning
- Topic: helppp plssss
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Kaplan is right on this one. Here is the solution: [spoiler]The sum of all five numbers is 5*24=120 The sum of the numbers who have the average 18 is 18*2=36 Hence, the sum of other three numbers is 120-36=84. Now, since we want the largest possible value, then the rest of the numbers should have th...
- by gettowar
Sun Feb 20, 2011 4:40 pm- Forum: Quantitative Reasoning
- Topic: Try this and explain me
- Replies: 2
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