The answer should be (A)
1/v[2x+x] = 1/v[3x]



From Set10 #20 (before solving scroll down...)
If x > 0, then 1/[v(2x)+vx] =
A. 1/v(3x)
B. 1/[2v(2x)]
C. 1/(xv2)
D. (v2-1)/vx
E. (1+v2)/vx
This is how it is mentioned in set 10.pdf problem # 20![]()
I am still figuring out what the expression means!![]()
Official Answer:SPOILER: Not A![]()
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OKAY figured out whats wrong...
v is actually NOT (letter v) but SQRT - someone tried to use v in place of writing SQRT or ROOT or it's PDF convertors fault that couldn't load proper character for the symbol (the one we draw as √ )...
So question must look like this...
If x > 0, then 1/[SQRT(2x)+SQRTx] =
A. 1/SQRT(3x)
B. 1/[2SQRT(2x)]
C. 1/(xSQRT2)
D. (SQRT2-1)/SQRTx
E. (1+SQRT2)/SQRTx
I am sure everyone will get to Official Answer now...
Official Answer:SPOILER: D
This applied to some other questions as well in the GMAT Sets e.g. Set 10 # 23 ... Watch out while doing SETS.![]()
Last edited by skarya; 09-19-2006 at 03:22 PM.
1/[SQRT(2x)+SQRTx]
= [SQRT(2x)-SQRTx] /{[SQRT(2x)+SQRTx] [SQRT(2x)-SQRTx]}
= [SQRT(2x)-SQRTx]/[2x-x]
= [SQRT(2x)-SQRTx]/x
= [SQRT 2-1]/SQRTx
So the answer is D.
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