Magoosh’s very own Mike McGarry, GMAT/Math Teacher/Tutor/Foosball player extraordinaire, went through 5 different sets of Official GMAT Practice Material and tallied questions based on the subject material they tested to find the most common GMAT questions. Here are the samples of Official Material he used to figure out the GMAT Quant breakdown: 1.GMAT Official Guide [...]
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Breakdown of GMAT Quant Concepts by Frequency
By Margarette on March 26, 2012 in Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, Data Sufficiency, Exam Strategies, Factors, Formulas, Geometry, Percentages, Permutations and Combinations, Probability, Quantitative, Work Rate

Percent Change Problems on the GMAT
This is, among other things, a case study of one of the harder Data Sufficiency problems in the OG. Percents as Multipliers You can find several good tips on percent problems at this post. The most relevant here is the idea of a percent as multiplier. To change a percent into a multiplier: (a) change [...]

Understanding Percents on the GMAT
Here are five quick tips to make you much more effective at interpreting and solving GMAT problems involving percents, one of the most common GMAT questions. Percents and Decimals Fundamentally, a percent is a fraction out of 100 – it is per centum (Latin for “per 100″). It’s easy to change a percent to [...]
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