(engl.) GMAT integrated reasoning (Chapter 4) von Robert Kuehl

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Robert Kuehl

Robert wurde in New Jersey geboren und unterrichtet seit über 10 Jahren. Auf Basis seiner langjährigen Lehrerfahrung hat Robert den Englischteil des GMAT-Trainings entwickelt und seine Vorträge sind nun als Bestandteil des Kursprogramms verfügbar. Als studierter Ingenieur kommt Robert außerdem extrem gut mit Zahlen zurecht, was ihn in den letzten Jahren dazu brachte, anderen dabei zu helfen, die Mathe-Aufgaben im GMAT-Test zu knacken.

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... Multi-Source Reasoning Essential Strategies: Map, don't memorize (you need to know where to find information after the first reading, that’s ...

... weeks and the old toys are discarded. While Dog Daycare is currently accommodating 30 dogs per month, it is contemplating improving its quality of service or increasing the number of dogs it cares for in order to increase profit. Currently, management is trying to determine whether to run its business at a 20-dog maximum or at a 50-dog maximum.  Which of the following pieces of information would increase the total cost per dog of running a 50-dog maximum day care center versus a 20-dog ...

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... it is contemplating improving its quality of service or increasing the number of dogs it cares for in order to increase profit. Currently, management is trying to determine whether to run its business at a 20-dog maximum or at a 50-dog maximum. Which of the following pieces of information would increase the total cost per dog of running a 50-dog maximum day care center versus a 20-dog maximum day care center. (Assume the business runs at full capacity) Question 2: At a 20-dog maximum, Dog Daycare will supply 1 package of flea pills each ...

... will see a "sortable" table of numbers on the left side of the screen. The table will have multiple columns, and you will have the ability to ...

... the comparison in percent changes if one column is percent increase or percent decrease, make sure you understand what the "starting" point was and what the "final" value was. Understand the value of ranks Sometimes, in addition ...

... museum Ranking Country spending on museums: Russia 15 4 5 2, Brazil 25 5 8 5, Germany 35 20 18 3, South Korea 35 30 10 18, Sweden 41 13 19 14, Japan 48 20 12 5, US 65 27 26 1 (Note at the GMAT you will be able to sort any column). For each of the following statements select would help to ...

... the answer for column #2 in the second column. It is possible, in some scenarios, for both questions to have the same correct answer. You cannot mark more than one answer in any column. As always in IR, ...

... new racecar, which consumes gasoline at a rate of P kilometers per Liter (P km/L), when its steady driving speed is at Q kilometers per hour (Q km/h).In terms of the variables P and ...

... down into subdivisions in a pie chart. All questions involve drop-down menus. The question prompt will be a sentence, and at some point in the sentence there will be a gap; in the gap will be a drop down menu with 3-4 choices. Each question ...

... on Graphic interpretation. You need not read the precise value on the graph if the value is, an estimation is good enough. Get familiar with the graph types Practice reading the various graph types: get ...

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