GMAT: Math 11
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Well this is boring I'm gonna go the the toaster how to make love and destroy it!!!
LOL!!!
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He got that right!
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I think that last explanation was a tad confusing. There are 4 combinations of numbers that = 9 as you pointed out. Since there are 4 numbers in the first set and 5 in the second set there are 20 total combinations of numbers (4 x 5 = 20). 4/20=1/5.
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yeah at 3:47 seconds on this video you copied 11,550 wrong and mistakenly wrote down 11,500..
anyways, nothing you can do about it now..
btw, your smart, i wish i could think as fast as you. Thx for the videos.
2 years ago 2
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yeah he missed 50 when he multiplied by .9, but he is human, and what I really appreciate is the method to approach it, I got the right answer as well but I did little bit more steps. we just need to watch out the trap answers.
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Sal,
Problem 63 should be choice B.
2 years ago 3
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62. You multiplied .9 by 11,500 but it should have been multiplied by 11,550 giving you $10,395.
BonnevilleBuilders 3 years ago 9
That is what I got as well: $10,395
jorotsakov 3 years ago 6