pateljk

Try with 6Pr = 360 Is B is the answer?

for second problem reffer to http://www.TestMagic.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=6582

Suppose N number of small and N number of large container are to be filled, which gives N*L + N*S = 90 M now L = 3M = 5S Which gives 3N*M + (3/5)NM = 90M N(3 + 3/5) = 90 N(18/5) = 90 N = 25.

I dont have book which you are reffering to. please state the problem if possible.

There you are man. I got it. Now it is really, C is the answer.

let us regroup the terms in column B like 1/5 + (1/7 - 1/6) + (1/9 - 1/8) here second and third terms produces negative results so you are to subtract from 1/5 means A is greater. hope it helps

it is from ETS and the given answer is C.

I think A is correct answer what you think? What is key answer?

The latter is better option i suppose. Whatever you do Chloe, dont spell wrong.

WELL i am not convinced.

at the same time we can assume it to be as small as we want, right? I think first three choice are equally good answer Hey do you have yahoo messenger? so that we can respond fast.

It demand sensible gaussing. here i shown you all steps just for better understandin.

Okay what if the line is smaller than diameter

With 90 M container you can feel 30L + 0S container Now L = 5S so 29L + 5S or 28L + 10S or 27L + 15S or 26L + 20S 0r 25L + 25S hence answer is (A)

Please solve 1. C is a circle, L is a line, and P is a pointon a line L. IF C, L, and P are in the same plane and P is inside C, How many points do C and L in common. A) 0 B) 1 C) 2 D) 3 E) 4

Hey is this GRE OR GMAT question.

i have seen one or two in non ETS books. Though not sure. Heve no time to reffer back. Hey Wood, would you please sent me few good links to probability

;) Svetlana Now you can circumvent ETS right ;) [banana]

okay consider 3, 10 , 20 in this case GM lies between (10,11) as 11 is AM and 10 is hiest number less than AM in a given set percolating? hope this time it wiil.

the range of GM is ( ighest number in set less than AM, AM) In this case it is (80, 80.5) hope it helps

Thanx cybernike, i got it

I think Type 2 way is not correct because The question is as follows: There are 10 books on a shelf. 4 of them have a soft cover and 6 of them have a hard cover. In how many ways can you remove 5 books from the shelf so as to have at least one soft covered book and at least one hard covered book. insted we should include 5 H and 0 S please respond

What a route man. Thanks for your response.

Wood I would like to know your major If you dont mind

i suppose i mixed up GM with Geometric series. sorry!