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    Hi Dkumar,
    For the assurance, is it D ?
    Tell me dude.

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    n, r, s and t are positive integers.

    (n/4)+(r/8) = (s/8) + (t/6)

    [A] 2n+r
    [B] 2s+t

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    Hi Daniel,
    What's it's answer?
    Is it D?
    Look at my reasonings....
    We got,
    (2n+r)/8=(2s+(8/3)t)/16
    2n + r = s+ 4/3 t
    2n+r - (2s + t ) = s + 4/3 t - 2s - t
    = t/3 - s
    = (t - 3 s)/3
    t - 3s is multiple of 3
    could be -ve , + ve or 0
    So I think D
    por favor, el señor comment sharp

    Quote Originally Posted by Daniel Sadoc
    (n/4)+(r/8) = (s/8) + (t/6)

    n=4
    r=8
    s=12
    t=3

    [A] 2n+r = 16
    [b] 2s+t = 27


    Suppose that n, r, s and t are necessarily different.

    (2n+r)/8=(6s+8t)/48

    therefore

    (2n+r)/8=(2s+(8/3)t)/16

    Since t > 0,

    (2n+r)/8 > (2s+t)/16

    then

    (2n+r) > (2s+t)/2

    How do you obtain the relation

    2n + r > 2s + t

    ?

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    Hi Somebody assure me,
    I am so much confused. Is it really D ?

    Quote Originally Posted by uneyoshi
    GRE10-6, Section3, Q12.
    QC

    Figure attached below (GRE10-6S3Q12.jpg)

    A. The area of the circular region with radius OP
    B. The area of the shaded sector ROQ

    Official Answer. C. I thought that as no measures were provided (radius, proportions among areas or distances), there should be no way to compute both areas. Am I wrong?
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    Quote Originally Posted by denizen06
    Hi Daniel,
    What's it's answer?
    Is it D?
    Look at my reasonings....
    We got,
    (2n+r)/8=(2s+(8/3)t)/16
    2n + r = s+ 4/3 t
    2n+r - (2s + t ) = s + 4/3 t - 2s - t
    = t/3 - s
    = (t - 3 s)/3
    t - 3s is multiple of 3
    could be -ve , + ve or 0
    So I think D
    por favor, el señor comment sharp
    Hi,

    What do you mean by -ve, +ve or 0?

    Plug the values below, and see what happens:

    n=4
    r=8
    s=12
    t=3

    Best regards,
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    Question Daniel take look and confirm me abt the answer

    We got,
    (2n+r)/8=(2s+(8/3)t)/16
    2n + r = s+ 4/3 t
    2n+r - (2s + t ) = s + 4/3 t - 2s - t
    = t/3 - s
    = (t - 3 s)/3
    t - 3s is multiple of 3
    could be -ve , + ve or 0
    2n+r - (2s + t ) = (t - 3 s)/3 -----------[1]
    I want to say here
    we must make t - 3s as a multiple of 3
    hence 3 is also a multiple of 3

    If we let t = 3s
    we get C

    I we let t > 3s
    then we can choose n and r accordingly to keep the eqn [1] satisfied
    we get A

    Now if we let t<3s
    of course we can choose n and r accordingly to keep the condition [1] straight
    we get B

    That's why I said D

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    Hi Denizen06,

    Quote Originally Posted by denizen06
    We got,
    (2n+r)/8=(2s+(8/3)t)/16
    2n + r = s+ 4/3 t
    2n+r - (2s + t ) = s + 4/3 t - 2s - t
    = t/3 - s
    = (t - 3 s)/3
    t - 3s is multiple of 3
    could be -ve , + ve or 0
    2n+r - (2s + t ) = (t - 3 s)/3 -----------[1]
    I agree up to this point.


    I want to say here
    we must make t - 3s as a multiple of 3

    If we let t = 3s
    we get C
    2n + r = 2s + 3s = 5s

    Ok.


    I we let t > 3s
    then we can choose n and r accordingly to keep the eqn [1] satisfied
    we get A
    For instance, if we choose t = 10, s = 3, then

    2n+r - (2s + t ) = (t - 3 s)/3

    2n+r - (6 + 10 ) = (10 - 9)/3

    2n+r - 16 = 1/3

    6n + 3r - 48 = 1

    6n + 3r = 49

    3(2n+r) = 49

    But n and r are integers! It is impossible to solve this equation, because 49 is not divisible by 3.

    2n+r = 16 + 1/3

    I agree with you that if t - 3s is multiple of 3, for instance,t = 12, s = 3, then indeed we have

    2n+r - (2s + t ) = (12 - 9)/3 = 1

    2n + r = 2s + t + 1

    hence

    2n + r > 2s + t


    Now if we let t<3s
    of course we can choose n and r accordingly to keep the condition [1] straight
    we get B

    That's why I said D

    Make me known about faults in my reasonings. por favor, el señor
    The answer is (D).

    Notice that if n = r = s = t = 0 then 2n+r = (2s + t )
    Last edited by Daniel Sadoc; 11-13-2005 at 12:04 AM.

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    Hey, mates, how valuable (pertinent) do you find these 10 tests (especially for quant)? My gre is on tue. and so I am a bit economical with my time. Are they worth the effort = what is the degree of similarity with the real gre?

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    Real10 Korean Tests

    Dear fellows,

    I have been receiving some e-mails of people complaining they did not manage to download the Real10 Korean Tests from http://kesaa.glwb.info/ezupload/files/.

    I myself ended up experiencing the same. In order to be more democratic, instead of sending individually the tests, I will post them here, since the uploading devices of our forum have not been that helpful for some. Below, comes the first batch!

    Hope it helps! Good luck to all!

    Best regards,
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    Real10 Korean Tests

    Now, comes the second and final batch.

    The Official Answer's can be found in the first posts of this thread: http://www.urch.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35429 (Real10 - Resolution issues) .

    Cheers,
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