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This group is an initiative by 4GMAT for online GMAT Preparation for GMAT Problem Solving. 4GMAT posts two GMAT sample Maths practice questions (problem solving or data sufficiency) each week with correct answers and explanations to each of these quant questions.

You can access the archives of the GMAT math problem solving questions sent in the past by visiting the Math Question bank. In addition, 4GMAT also runs a Math quiz that is updated every fortnight. Click here for the Free Math Test.

You will find a lot of interesting questions and replies posted on specific questions, preparation methodologies, books guides that have to be followed on this Yahoo group.

You can also post your doubts in GMAT Problem Solving, DS at the online forum at http://mba-forum.4gmat.com

Archives of the following maths questions in problem solving and data sufficiency in the following topics are available:
Algebra, Sequences series - Arithmetic and Geometric Progressions, Arithmetic Mean, Median, Mode, Deviation, Inequalities, Data Sufficiency, Geometry, Mensuration, Number Systems, Percentages Permutation and Combination, Probability, Profit Loss, Quadratic Equations, Ratio, Proportion, Variance, Set Theory, Simple Compound Interest, Speed - Time - Distance, Work Time, Pipes Cisterns.

Best wishes for cracking the GMAT.

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Inequalities DS question Hi Here is an interesting Data Sufficiency question in inequalities Is a < b? 1. a^b < b^a 2. a/b > 1 4GMAT - GMAT Classes @ Chennai, Mumbai, Bangalore Next Posted - Wed May 23, 2012 12:58 pm	4GMAT - GMAT Classes,... prepedge Offline Send Email
Re: Number Properties DS Question Hi Your answer is absolutely correct. Statement 1 alone is sufficient. Have posted explanatory answer on the website @ Posted - Thu May 17, 2012 6:49 am	4GMAT : GMAT Classes,... groups@... Send Email
Re: Number Properties DS Question Consider Statement 1, All numbers should be less than 10. If one of the numbers is less than 2, one other number has to be 10 or more. For example, Posted - Wed May 16, 2012 11:33 am	Shankar Ram H shankee_1984 Offline Send Email
Re: Number Properties DS Question Answer is A. x + y + z = 20 all the no's are less than 10, so even we consider max values for 2 of the no's, they will not make the sum to 20. Hence we need Posted - Sun May 13, 2012 1:26 pm	Atul Joshi joshi_atul Offline Send Email
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