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If a right circular cone with an integer height and an integer radius has the same numerical value for its volume and its surface area (including base), find its lateral height.

A. 5
B. 8
C. 10
D. 17
E. 25

Need explanation for the above problem. Have arrived at the following step : {r(h-3)}/3 = l (slant height) and couldn’t move past this.

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PrasannaMurali wrote:

This question is discussed here:

https://gmatclub.com/forum/if-a-right-circular-cone-with-an-integer-height-and-an-integer-radius-359524.html

Note that Geometry is no longer part of the GMAT syllabus, so you can ignore this question altogether.

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Please do suggest some free resources if you got any?

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Rdf_7 wrote:

Please do suggest some free resources if you got any?

Just search 13 weeks Gmat Ninja study plan, works well if you are interested in 100% free resource

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Hello guys

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I am new here I started my GMAT studies a couple of months ago but got a two month break idk how to deal with the geometry part can any one helpme with it?

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Is geometry part of the syllabus?

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Co ordinate geometry

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I find the permutation and combination questions along with mixture problems most confusing to me. I request some free resources to go through?

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prantorboni wrote:

I find the permutation and combination questions along with mixture problems most confusing to me. I request some free resources to go through?

Check here:

https://gmatclub.com/forum/ultimate-gma ... 44512.html

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Bunuel wrote:

Check here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/ultimate-gma ... 44512.html

Is there anything like this for Verbal section too?

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Bunuel, thank you sir for your prompt response.

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Hi All,

Where to prepare for GMAT focus edition from start?

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siddhiagarwal30 wrote:

Bunuel wrote:

Check here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/ultimate-gma ... 44512.html

Is there anything like this for Verbal section too?

Check here:

https://gmatclub.com/forum/verbal-guide ... urces-389/

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If you go outside to buy sweets and suppose a bakery has a selection of 50 different cupcakes, 49 identical doughnuts, and 48 different muffins. If you were to select 2 cup cakes, 5 doughnuts and 1 muffin, how many different choices of sweets can you choose from?
(A) 50*49*49*48
(B) 50*49*49*48/2
(C) 50*49*24
(D) 50*49*48
(E) none of the above

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Please cản you solve this

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Answer is C?

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Shubh_04 wrote:

If you go outside to buy sweets and suppose a bakery has a selection of 50 different cupcakes, 49 identical doughnuts, and 48 different muffins. If you were to select 2 cup cakes, 5 doughnuts and 1 muffin, how many different choices of sweets can you choose from? (A) 50*49*49*48 (B) 50*49*49*48/2 (C) 50*49*24 (D) 50*49*48 (E) none of the above

Answer is C?

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Yeah, I’m also leaning towards C as the answer.

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Oh! I C

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Hey, Does anybody know how to convert CPI to GPA for GMAT Registration?

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Gaurav_ wrote:

Hey, Does anybody know how to convert CPI to GPA for GMAT Registration?

GPA = (CPI/10) x 4
I used this formula to convert..Hope it helps

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Shubh_04 wrote:

If you go outside to buy sweets and suppose a bakery has a selection of 50 different cupcakes, 49 identical doughnuts, and 48 different muffins. If you were to select 2 cup cakes, 5 doughnuts and 1 muffin, how many different choices of sweets can you choose from? (A) 50*49*49*48 (B) 50*49*49*48/2 (C) 50*49*24 (D) 50*49*48 (E) none of the above

Yep, C is the answer

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Hello, is this solution accurate?

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And,
Is the lowest possible value of x^2= 0 or is it 1?

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PrabhatKC wrote:

Hello, is this solution accurate?

And,
Is the lowest possible value of x^2= 0 or is it 1?

For a real number x, the lowest value of x^(even) is 0, that is when x = 0.

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What are the fills to these question?

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41
i) 0
ii) 1
iii) 0
iv) 6
v) 2

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Is 41 a typical gmat question, I need a calculator to figure out option (iv)?

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Mo_7 wrote:

Is 41 a typical gmat question, I need a calculator to figure out option (iv)?

It could possibly come as an MCQ but i dont think the calculation is "calculator worthy".
It’s elementary division which takes barely 30 seconds...

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BrahmaReddy wrote:

41 i) 0 ii) 1 iii) 0 iv) 6 v) 2

What does the question mean when it says repeating decimals?
For example 1/2= 0.50
If this division were let’s say: 0.55066
What would the answer be?

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It’s as question says, it’s asking how many decimals occur more than twice if it converted from fraction form into Decimal form.

In my opinion

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More than once* in other words two or more times

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Hi are the questions asked on focus similar to classic edition

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asking from use of material pov

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Given classic twice

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and now I have to give focus

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So can I refer to same material and just avoid geometry

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goelayush21 wrote:

So can I refer to same material and just avoid geometry

Yes you can.

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Shubh_04 wrote:

If you go outside to buy sweets and suppose a bakery has a selection of 50 different cupcakes, 49 identical doughnuts, and 48 different muffins. If you were to select 2 cup cakes, 5 doughnuts and 1 muffin, how many different choices of sweets can you choose from? (A) 50*49*49*48 (B) 50*49*49*48/2 (C) 50*49*24 (D) 50*49*48 (E) none of the above

I also think the answer is C. My answer on paper was ((50 * 49 * 48)/2)) which is the same as C.

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Check out how brutally specific this question is 🤣

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gmat_grand_master wrote:

Check out how brutally specific this question is 🤣

Your answer is logically correct only no?

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Damn, Just one word *Improve*

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Yup, that one word made it incorrect haha

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gmat_grand_master wrote:

Check out how brutally specific this question is 🤣

source?

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GMAC Online Question Bank.

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From mba.com.

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Bunuel wrote:

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Ans: E & D

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aravindsrinivas wrote:

Ans: E & D

I think the answers are B and D

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