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n/4+r/8=s/8+t/6 n, r, s, and t are positive integers. 2n + r and 2s + t

Me too

I think the probability that niether of them will hit the target is: (1-2/3)*(1-4/7)=1/3*3/7=1/7

hard question!

I agree with Nemoftu and haohmatu. 2 D

I agree with Top_Gun on all questions except: Combination/Permutation 1. Coln A: The no of ways to assign a number from 1 to 5 to each of 4 people. Coln B: The no of ways to assign a number from 1 to 5 to each of 5 people. The number of ways u can assign the numbers is: Col A: 5!. COL B: 5! so that correct answer is C (not B)

I agree with Macys on question 1.I think the answer for question 2 is D

I agree with priyankagre2005! the correct answer is A (x>1) (Not b)

Ok! I agree with macys. question 1: 3 question 2: 4

Ok! I am wrong. Please see link http://www.manatee.k12.fl.us/sites/elementary/palmasola/mathlabtutstat1c.htm hope it help!

Ok! I agree with shiva2golu!

we have: (52+60+65+70+78+90+93+y)/8=78 =>508+y=624 y=624-508=116

GRE maths is much more difficult than GRE quant in GRE general! If you want to test GRE maths, you must read a lot of Caculus, algebra, topo, ....

Great! I agree with nowisthetime! :tup: