Hello,

Do not forget that you are Adding them and not Multiplying,

The rule is a^x + a^x = 2 a^x

Therefore you have:

2 * (2^5) and 3 * (3^5)

Therefore:

2^6 + 3^6

Hope it helps,

JB

Don't worry they are on there way today...

Thanks,

JB

Order...

Hello,

I ordered them last week on the Manhattan Gmat web site, should I expect them on time (1-2 Business day) or will there be delays...?

Thanks,

JB

About which strategies are we talking about exactly?

thank you,

JB

Is Kaplan 800 really a good benchmark?

Hello,

I was wondering about the overall level of the Kaplan 800 especially in the SC questions that I seem to handle pretty well?

Is it really what "tough" questions look like in the test?

Thank you,

JB

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