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why not try the quant section of the GMAT official guide?

When you combine prime boxes, you only consider the HIGHEST power of the prime factors. This is accouts for possible "repeats". 10: 5,2 12: 3,2,2 Combined: 2,2,3,5 Hope this helps

dude, if it's already in a spreadsheet you dont have to do any more work...;) My email is tslawsky@ufl.edu. thank you.

Can you calculate the correlation between GMAT PREP and post the linear formula? Thank you.

School GMAT GPA- ranked here by GMAT score 1 Stanford 721 3.61 2 Harvard 713 3.63 3 Dartmouth 713 3.46 4 (Wharton) 712 3.53 5 Berkeley (Haas) 710 3.57 6 Chicago 709 3.5 7 Columbia 707 3.4 8 MIT (Sloan) 705 3.5 9 Northwestern 704 3.5 10 UCLA 704 3.6 11 NYU (Stern) 700 3.4 12 Yale 700 3.47 13 Michigan (Ross) 700 3.3 14 Carnegie Mellon 696 3.32 15 Duke 690 3.38 16 USC (Marshall) 689 3.3 17 Virginia 688 3.33 18 Emory 685 3.3 19 Cornell 682 3.31 20 UNC 681 3.27 21 ******************Univ. of Florida 680 3.4********************** 22 Univ. of Washington 679 3.38 23 Georgetown 677 3.26 24 Arizona State 675 3.44 25 Washington Univ 674 3.38 26 UC–Davis 674 3.37 27 Texas–Austin 673 3.38 28 Rochester 673 3.52 29 Notre Dame 673 3.2 30 Boston University 668 3.38 31 UC–Irvine 667 3.34 32 Texas A&M 665 3.4 33 Georgia Tech 665 3.4 34 Purdue 662 3.32 35 Minnesota 661 3.37 36 Ohio State 661 3.41 37 Brigham Young (Marriott) 661 3.53 38 Indiana–Bloomington 656 3.37 39 Wisconsin 656 3.37 40 Univ. of Georgia 653 3.4 41 Univ. of Iowa 652 3.34 42 Boston College 651 3.35 43 Maryland–College Park 650 3.34 44 Penn. State 650 3.3 45 Vanderbilt 644 3.27 46 Rice 642 3.25 47 Southern Methodist 640 3.3 48 Michigan State 633 3.22 49 Babson College 631 3.21 50 Illinois–Urbana-Champaign 627 3.4 8 MIT 705 3.5 9 Northwestern (Kellogg) 704 3.5 10 UCLA (Anderson) 704 3.6 11 NYU (Stern) 700 3.4 12 Yale 700 3.47 13 Michigan–Ann Arbor (Ross) 700 3.3 14 Carnegie Mellon (Tepper) 696 3.32 15 Duke (Fuqua) 690 3.38 16 Univ. of Southern Cal. (Marshall) 689 3.3 17 University of Virginia (Darden) 688 3.33 18 Emory (Goizueta) 685 3.3 19 Cornell (Johnson) 682 3.31 20 UNC–Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler) 681 3.27 21 Univ. of Florida (Hough) 680 3.4 22 Univ. of Washington (Foster) 679 3.38 23 Georgetown 677 3.26 24 Arizona State 675 3.44 25 Washington Univ, St. Louis (Olin) 674 3.38 26 Univ. of California–Davis 674 3.37 27 Texas–Austin (McCombs) 673 3.38 28 Rochester (Simon) 673 3.52 29 Notre Dame (Mendoza) 673 3.2 30 Boston University 668 3.38 31 U. California–Irvine (Merage) 667 3.34 32 Texas A&M (Mays) 665 3.4 33 Georgia Institute of Technology 665 3.4 34 Purdue (Krannert) 662 3.32 35 Minnesota–Twin Cities (Carlson) 661 3.37 36 Ohio State (Fisher) 661 3.41 37 Brigham Young (Marriott) 661 3.53 38 Indiana–Bloomington (Kelley) 656 3.37 39 Wisconsin–Madison 656 3.37 40 Univ. of Georgia (Terry) 653 3.4 41 Univ. of Iowa (Tippie) 652 3.34 42 Boston College (Carroll) 651 3.35 43 Maryland–College Park (Smith) 650 3.34 44 Penn. State (Smeal) 650 3.3 45 Vanderbilt (Owen) 644 3.27 46 Rice (Jones) 642 3.25 47 Southern Methodist (Cox) 640 3.3 48 Michigan State (Broad) 633 3.22 49 Babson College (Olin) 631 3.21 50 Illinois–Urbana-Champaign 627 3.4 http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/images/statusicon/user_online.gif http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/images/misc/progress.gif

Factored out a 2?

(2 + 2(6^1/2))/ 2 =? In english: 2 plus 2 radical 6 all over 2 equals? thank you

"If the clause that comes next includes a verb, then you should use as. For example, Squiggly throws as if he were a raccoon or It acted just as I would expect my computer to behave. Notice that when I use as, the words that come after tend to be more complex. You generally hear like used in everyday speech, so that helps me remember that like is the simpler word—or at least it is followed by simpler words. As sounds stuffier and is followed by a more complex clause that contains a verb."

Grammar Girl :: Like Versus As

Lets list in this thread what we think are the questions that fit the following criteris so those of us who want to study the hard questions at the end of our prep can focus on these: 1) It has to be from an Official source- Only questions from the paper tests, official guide or powerprep and GMAT prep can be allowed. Period. 2) In your opinion, the question is a 700 or 750+ level. 3)No solutions, just questions so we can all try them with no hints, we can post questions in separate threads. Let's see what we can come up with

A is ambiguous, we know each of 3 faces is 1/2 red, but the other 3 can be red, not red or part red, we don't know.

Thank you. the GMAt amazed me in how a "hard" question becomes easy with the correct perspective.

Is 5^K 1) 5^(K+1)>3,000 2) 5^(K-1) = (5^K) - 5,000 OA = B Please help, thank you

where can i download the sets? thank you.

if you are white and male, a 700+. if you are minority or female, 640 + if you are minority and female, 620+