Answering last question on GMAT?

I have a quick question about completing the last question in either section of the GMAT (Verbal or Quant). I read somewhere that if you are on the last question, that you will have a chance to answer it even if time runs out. Is this valid? Does this mean that you could theoretically take as long a...

1/10^9 = 1*(1/10^9) correct? So if I factor 1/10^9 out ... I am left with 1 Take an eqn x+2xy If you factor out x you get x(1+2y) It's the same thing. Don't let the reciprocal fool you. Thank you,...I see now. What I didn't understand is that the factoring was at the first stage of the full (origin...

Adding & Subtracting Factors

I have come across this problem,... and after trying to analyze the author's answer, I can't figure out how he came up with one "break-down" of it. Before I post the answer, could someone else try it and let me know how they came up with the answer and perhaps the best way to approach addi...

Thanks for the update of the Flashcards, however, I have found something that has frustrated me for awhile and looks quite confusing on the cards... Regarding Mixtures & Dilutions: 1) In the lower-left card on page 76, you give the formula of how to solve these. 2) on the card directly to the ri...

Thanks for the clarification,... this, again, is the premiere problem I am having (as I posted on another forum question).

I am always missing the point of finding out whether the possibilities are "sufficient" versus knowing the actual answer. I need to burn this in my brain.

DS confusion...

Hi guys, I've been starting this whole "GMAT" process for the past week or so, but I feel that this entire Data Sufficiency part is still throwing me for a loop. I think I am mainly confused about how to actually approach the questions and where to start. They give you the first equation. ...