GMAT Rate Problems: The Rate, Work, Time Relationship

GMAT Rate Problems: The Rate, Work, Time Relationship

The quantitative section of the GMAT works by using simple mathematical relationships to create challenging problems. This makes rate problems – which depend on simple relationships that are surprisingly versatile in their presentation and arrangement – a...
GMAT Number Properties: Multiples and Consecutive Integers

GMAT Number Properties: Multiples and Consecutive Integers

Welcome back to our series on number properties. The last two articles introduced GMAT quant problems that revolve around place value in multi-digit integers. This article returns to the “divisibility and factors” core of number properties. But now we are looking at...
GMAT Number Properties: Switching Digits

GMAT Number Properties: Switching Digits

Welcome back to our series on number properties. In the last article, we learned about place-value problems. This article will cover the related topic of switching digits in two-digit integers. Here are some examples of what that means: Place-value problems 75...
GMAT Number Properties: Place Value Problems

GMAT Number Properties: Place Value Problems

Welcome back to our series on number properties. This article will introduce GMAT quant problems that revolve around the relationships between the digits of multi-digit integers. This topic can be tricky because we all know how the base-10 system works, but this...
GMAT Number Properties: Greatest Common Factor

GMAT Number Properties: Greatest Common Factor

Welcome back to our series on number properties. This article will cover everything you need to know about the term “greatest common factor” or “greatest common divisor.” These terms refer to the greatest/highest/largest positive integer that is a factor or divisor...