VI. LEGACY

This is a tough question but certainly GMAT relevant. It does need some ingenuity and we would expect something like this to show up when someone is sitting at Q50-51 score. Even then, getting this wrong should not pull down […]

Today, let’s take a look at a polygons question which tests our grasp of statistics too! This will be seen commonly in GMAT – a question testing multiple topics. That is why we do not suggest you to skip any […]

Let’s continue with geometry today. We would like to discuss how drawing extreme diagrams can help you solve questions. Most GMAT questions are quite intuitive and hence our non-traditional methods are perfect for them. They are not typical MATH problems […]

We will discuss how to use diagrams to solve DS questions today. The thought process used for a DS question is different from the thought process used for a PS question. To find whether a statement is sufficient to answer […]

Considering a two-dimensional figure, a tangent is a line that touches a curve at a single point. Here are some examples of tangents: In each of these cases, the line touches the curve at a single point. In the case […]

A question brought an interesting situation to our notice. Let’s start by asking a question: How do we write the equation of a line? There are two formulas: (where is the slope and is the -intercept) and [where is the […]

How do we find the two farthest points on a 3D object? For example, we know that on a circle, any two points that are diametrically opposite will be the farthest from each other than from any other points on […]