eternal_optimist, thank you for the idea about cut-off. That's what I'm going to ask today while visiting the University.


Anyway, do you think if it's possible to improve verbal part in 1 month?

Thanks,
Marina

Adam and Vivian , your help is incredible! From what I understand, if I can raise up my verbal score, I’ll be able to reach the target limit? For example, M 36 and V30 will work out, right? What if I have M 40 and V 25, will it bring me to 550 Score? Vivian , you are right, I have to concentrate ...

Please, need your help to understand my score!

Hello, guys! I'm planning to pass the GMAT at the end of February, i.e. this month with a score at least 550. As for now, I did 2 practice tests by Princeton Review. The following is my score: 1) 490/ M 36/ V 22. Out of math Q: 20 right and 17 wrong; 2) 510/ M 36/ V 25. Out of math Q: 26 right and 1...

Rahul, thank you so much for such detailed explanation. At some point I thought that everything is clear for me, but then I realized that I'm mixed up with x^2>y^2 Let's take an example: x=3, y=2 x^2>y^2 as 9>4, then |x|>|y| if x = -2, y = -3 x>y, but X^2<y^2, and then |x|<|y| Could you please tell ...

Ok, thank you, not it's clear! I found that I barely understand this sign |x|.

What if there is a statement x^3>y^3, then |x|>|y| is true because the power is odd, right?

Ratio!

What is the ratio of x to y?

1) 0.8x + 0.5y = 40

2) 0.625y = 50 - x

My answer is C, but I'm not sure! Could any of you, guys, explain this question to me?

Thanks!

Permutation Question!

Thirty-six identical chairs must be arranged in rows with the same number of chairs each row. Each row must contain at least 3 chairs, and there must be at least 3 rows. A row is parallel to the front of the room. How many different arrangements are possible? A) 2 B) 4 C) 5 D) 6 E) 10 Thanks to all ...

Hello, Guys! I'm also confused with this question. The book gives answer D as a correct one, while you found that it's B.

Please, can any one help to solve it or find what is wrong there?

Thanks!