Last Minute Math Revision Docs.

[geek_goddess]

yes, just upload the file on rapidshare, or mihd.

[chestnut.cc]

*nods assent*

[e.cartman]

Cant access doc! can you please just paste the text of the doc here? If limit, then post in a few comments...please.

[Bayern]

Thanks Dingus, they can be extremely helpful.

[econ_phd_2009]

dingus please upload the file in rapidshare or any such site . it would be a great help for us.

[Goldust]

Here you go guys -

Download - mihd.net

[geek_goddess]

Do we need to know conversion factors between the units?
I am assuming ETS would want to remove cultural biases, make the exam more standarized, etc.

I know it is useful to be able to think in miles, etc. to be check whether your answer is in the correct range, but furlongs?? Has anyone come across that in a GRE?

Do the new type of questions count? Are they of the standard level? Those who have given their GRE recently, please tell.

[chestnut.cc]

Thank you goldust...

[econ_phd_2009]

thanks for your quick response . I really appreciate this!

[Goldust]

Originally Posted by geek_goddess

Do we need to know conversion factors between the units?
I am assuming ETS would want to remove cultural biases, make the exam more standarized, etc.

I know it is useful to be able to think in miles, etc. to be check whether your answer is in the correct range, but furlongs?? Has anyone come across that in a GRE?

Do the new type of questions count? Are they of the standard level? Those who have given their GRE recently, please tell.

I assume you would need to know simple conversions like hours:minutes:seconds and inches:cm. As for miles:furlongs and such, it's just unnecessary.