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Process Skills to master the GMAT Quant section
A 3 min read Mastering the GMAT Quant section goes beyond mere practice. Many test-takers work...
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Properties of Triangle | Types & Formulas with Practice Questions
A 8 min read Introduction In this article, we are going to learn about the simplest form of a...
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Difference between Permutation and Combination explained with examples
A 8 min read Permutations and Combinations is a topic full of conundrums. The biggest one is,...
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Properties of Quadrilaterals – Rectangle, Square, Parallelogram, Rhombus, Trapezium | 2023
A 9 min read In Euclidean geometry, a quadrilateral is a four-sided 2D figure whose sum of...
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Permutation and Combination | Avoid these 3 Mistakes | GMAT Quant
A 12 min read Like any GMAT Quant topic, Permutation and Combination has its own traps. Most...
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GMAT Permutation and Combination | When to Add and Multiply
A 10 min read Are you alwaysĀ confused whether to add or multiply the cases while solving GMAT...
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Circle Formulas -What is a Circle and its properties? (Definition & Examples)
A 8 min read A circle is a closed shape formed by tracing a point that moves in a plane such that...
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Lines and Angles – Definitions, Properties, Types, Practice Questions
A 8 min read Ancient mathematicians introduced the concept of lines to represent straight objects...
Read MoreIf p, r, and s are consecutive integers in ascending order and x is the average (arithmetic mean) of the three integers – OG 2020 Question #304 with Solution
A 2 min read OG 2020: Question No. 304 If p, r, and s are consecutive integers in ascending order and x is the average (arithmetic mean) of the three integers, what is the value of x? Twice x is equal to the sum of p, r, and...
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Improve accuracy in GMAT Math questions on Polygons
A 10 min read A polygon is a two-dimensional closed figure made up of at least 3 line segments....
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