Killer Math Word Problems for Standardized Tests (SAT, GRE, GMAT): When Plugging Numbers into Formulas Just Isn't Enough
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.70 (601 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1933819464 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 248 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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Great for those struggling with Word Problems but could be improved 3.5 Stars. It's always hard to figure out what to give. I admire author's initiative to publish this book - it will be absolutely indispensable for those who struggle with word problems (this is the only word-problem dedicated resource really). My rating, however, is for those who find themselves in the mainstream test-taker category. Here are my reasons for 3.5 stars:STRENGTHS:- Fresh Great for those struggling with Word Problems but could be improved GMAT Club (Expert) 3.5 Stars. It's always hard to figure out what to give. I admire author's initiative to publish this book - it will be absolutely indispensable for those who struggle with word problems (this is the only word-problem dedicated resource really). My rating, however, is for those who find themselves in the mainstream test-taker category. Here are my reasons for 3.5 stars:STRENGTHS:- Fresh 457 GMAT Questions. Fantastic if you exhausted other resources (311 easy/medium and 146 hard questi. 57 GMAT Questions. Fantastic if you exhausted other resources (311 easy/medium and 1Great for those struggling with Word Problems but could be improved GMAT Club (Expert) 3.5 Stars. It's always hard to figure out what to give. I admire author's initiative to publish this book - it will be absolutely indispensable for those who struggle with word problems (this is the only word-problem dedicated resource really). My rating, however, is for those who find themselves in the mainstream test-taker category. Here are my reasons for 3.5 stars:STRENGTHS:- Fresh 457 GMAT Questions. Fantastic if you exhausted other resources (311 easy/medium and 146 hard questi. 6 hard questi
in 1987 from Kansas State University, Dr. schools. Nolan conducted research for several years in academia and industry. Since 1997, she has been the President and CEO of Ivy League Admission, a premier admission service for top U.S. . After receiving her Ph.D
Since 1997, she has been the President and CEO of Ivy League Admission, a premier admission service for top U.S. Nolan conducted research for several years in academia and industry. About the Author After receiving her Ph.D. in 1987 from Kansas State University, Dr. schools.
If you want a top score, this book can help.. Use this book to fill in the gaps- and to find creative ways to solve "killer" problems without breaking a sweat. We will test your knowledge (and speed) for every topic from addition to probability, including all of those annoying word problems involving mixtures, age, rates, and geometry. To ace a standardized test, you will need to conquer math word problems. Students must apply their mathematical skills to convoluted word problems that test their ability to read clearly, interpret quickly, and determine the optimal plan of attack. Most importantly, they must be ready for the typical tricks and traps that the test writers use over and over again to snag unsuspecting students. Getting a top score on the quantitative section of the SAT, GRE, and GMAT requires far more than plugging numbers into formulas. This publication presents the hardest, trickiest, most convoluted word problems you are likely to see on the SAT, GRE, and GMAT - and shows you how to tackle each one quickly an