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Does the prime number P divides n! (i) The prime number P divides n!+(n+2)! (ii) The Prime number divides (n+2)!/n! Is n! = P x, where n, x are positive integers and P being a prime? [1] It reads n! + (n + 2)! = P y, where y is a positive integer. Or, n! + (n + 2) (n + 1) n! = P y Or, n! (n^2 + 3 n...

It may be a good book for practice. You could practice with LR questions as well. I guess you are already comfortable with CR strategies. If not, buy Powerscore CR bible. It is the best book for strategies. I would practice LSAT question types that come often in GMAT (Assumption, weaken, strengthen...

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Hi Stacy, Just got back from GMAT and scored 700 (50 Q,34V) , much lower than practice tests. My lowest score in any practice was one MGMAT CAT where i scored 730 . My practice scores have been as follows MGMAT CAT1 780 MGMAT CAT2 770 MGMAT CAT3 730 MGMAT CAT4 760 GMAT Prep 1 770 GMAT Prep 2 770 ( 3...

Well now i see the question changed to 'mininum possible' by the time i could hit enter

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I am also surprised to see OA = C and landed googling

The OA mentioned here seems a typo . Refer thread on MGMAT forum http://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/to- ... t3622.html . Here D is the answer.

2^10>1000 ,as 2^10 = 1024

so (2^10)^5 > (1000)^5
=> 2^50 > (10^3)^5
=> 2^50 > 10^15

n >=50 satisfies the inequality for sure

So IMO C

Stmnt I : 13 and 63 both are possible , infact all such numbers of form 25p+13 ( where p is any integer from 0 onwards) , so you have many 13,38,63,89 --So insufficient Stmnt II : Again number could of form 20q+3 ( where q is any integer from 0 onwards) So you can have 3 , 23,43 , etc -so not suffic...