Last Minute Math Revision Docs.

[Dingus]

Here are some useful "Last Minute Math Revision" Formulae I found on another forum.

1. Formulae flash cards:
http://www.urch.com/forums/attachmen...tachmentid=148

Some more:

[Econ]

Thanks Dingus-this was very useful. I think that AP, GP will eventually start appearing frequently on the test (hope not in our test though!).

[Edstroyer]

good pdf review, i liked it. we need more like those, but a bit harder ones if you want to get the 800 on the Quantitative

thanks Dingus

[econ_phd_2009]

Originally Posted by Edstroyer

good pdf review, i liked it. we need more like those, but a bit harder ones if you want to get the 800 on the Quantitative

thanks Dingus

you have just 23 posts then how could you manage to see the attachment ??

[chestnut.cc]

*joins econ_phd_2009*

[Jeanette]

I have less than 100 posts and I'm scheduled to take my GRE on Monday. By the time I get up to 30days/100posts I will no longer need the uploads. So what will keep me coming back to the site?

I guess this site is only for people who find it long before their exam.


Also, the most helpful posters are people that already took the exam. So if you're holding out downloads as a "boon" for posting, what kind of boon is it to be able to download after you've already taken the test?

[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!