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Break Away: GMAT Data Sufficiency - 50 Original Questions - Solved and Explained
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Section I - 1 to 5
x has a connection with z
Would the line pass through?
The box of profit
A class doesn't know the number of students
Let's see if n as a combination is an integer as well
Section II - 6 to 10
Making x, y and z valuable
4 friends have trouble with money
What's the angle to a triangle?
Blue pens, red pens and a box full of pens
The postiveness in x
Section III - 11 to 15
Symmetrical connections between A, B and C
A squared out value for differences of x and y
Sam and Pam are off to the races
Slope to slip out y-intercept
2 integers and their modular value
Section IV - 16 to 20
Triangle enclosed in a semi-circle
A sequence a multiplies itself
Three numbers united are greater than a single one.. always?
The modulus twist in finding the greater value
A mean set of postive n
Section V - 21 to 25
The triangular affair of ABC with PQR
ABC and PQR connect, yet again
A quadrilateral confusion
Quadrant of a point from modular equations
End of season sale : Discounts available
Section VI - 26 to 30
How many solutions are there to a problem?
Equal remainder from division of two numbers
A tank sized capacity
Rectangles try to check if they measure same
Squaring off the square differences
Section VII - 31 to 35
Huge equation of Z is figuring out its value
Z is pretty valuable, not zero
Test of evens
Mary goes the distance
Connection of price and units
Section VIII - 36 to 40
Making sense of inequalities of z
x is lost in an equation
x and y are finding their quadrant
Defining the relationship of X and Y
Terminating the decimal in X
Section IX - 41 to 45
More power to a
The story of a time when n was divided
John goes back and forth
Confusion in the fission of a reaction
The percentage story of x,y and z
Section X - 46 to 50
A triangular affair
All that matters is the remainder
United we stand
Log in to know log of x
Ageing problem of two friends
Three numbers united are greater than a single one.. always?
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