Hi Phillip, thanks. Another strategy could be to write the ratios as fractions labelled by what they represent, and then multiply or divide the fraction accordingly until you get the desired ratio. This would be similar to switching units by cancelling out terms. For the first example, apples to oranges (A/O) = 3/4 and pears to oranges (P/O) = 6/5. In order to get the desired ratio, apples to pears (A/P) you need to divide A/O by P/O so that the O's cancel out and you are left with A/P. This works for multiple ratios too. Might be quicker than writing out a table and I think it's pretty intuitive. What do you think?

@TheTestedTutor

3 жыл бұрын

True, nice one Sydney

@rabinsonrai2905

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man. I was going to skip this question because of it was so complicated even after watching this video. Nice observation .

@sandhyapaudyal2089

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Sydney, This was really helpful and less confusing!

I have different method and hope everyone can understand Y8/Y9 = 2/3 Y9/Y11 = 4/5 Y10/Y11 = 5/6 Based on the question, we would want Y8/Y10 = ?? I'll multiple all ratio together while trying to make Y8 as numerator, Y11 as denominator and cancel out Y9, Y11 by putting them on both numerator and denominator Y8/Y9 * Y9/Y11 * Y11/Y10 = 2/3 * 4/5 * 6/5 = 48 / 75 = 16 / 25

@TheTestedTutor

3 жыл бұрын

Wow nice Khoai

@SaniRattani

9 ай бұрын

Thank you SO much for sharing this, @naunhoc92 ❤

@kukuavan-ess2563

8 ай бұрын

Wow.. you’ve made this simple for me. Thank youuuu

Hi Phillip. I like your videos! Especially when I compare them with other videos available on youtube. Yours are always concise, direct and count with the right length! One does not get bored or frustrated because of lengthy unnecessary conversation. Thanks a lot!

@TheTestedTutor

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks

Super useful! One thing I did to try to speed up in the last case was to draw an additional column on the right and then write the multiplier in each row to get all adjusted in one go. So starting from the bottom, I multiplied the last row by 5 and the above row by 6 to get the common ratio of 30 (Y10 and Y11), and then the first row by 4 to get 28 (Y9 and Y11). So we have all rows in the same proportion at once. Thanks for the amazing teaching!

Thank you Philip for making the concepts easy and logical specially for those who are from medical background :)

Thanks for your videos. They really really help!

Nothing short of amazing

Thank you ❤

You saved me a lot of time my friend, I'm gonna say this in Spanish: ''MIL GRACIAS HMNO, DIOS TE PAGUE'', bc you are the best of the best! GOD Bless u!

Amazing as always! Thanks philip! #gre #grequants #quants

Absolutely amazing THANK YOU!

@TheTestedTutor

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Shaikha, thank you. Hope all is well.

Hello, Thanks for this video Could you make a video for percentiles?

Hi. Philip. Thank you so much for the amazing tutorials. I am struggling with overlapping sets. Can you please make a video on this topic? It would be of great help. Thanks in advance.

@TheTestedTutor

4 жыл бұрын

Great suggestion!

Thanks a ton

As usual the best!

@TheTestedTutor

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Silkina

Hey Philip, Great suggestions and easy tricks given by you. Thanks for sharing :) . Request you to kindly share some strategy videos on work and time, Pipes and Cisterns, Time speed and distance. Would be of great help

@TheTestedTutor

3 жыл бұрын

Great suggestions!

AMAZING trick, again!

@TheTestedTutor

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks again Joseph

Much appreciated

Please make more quant videos..I am giving my gre next month and your videos are really helping me alot..Please upload more and more stuff 😃

@TheTestedTutor

4 жыл бұрын

Yes I will syed

Thanks

I am preparing to write the GRE May/June. I want to know if I would have covered all the needed topics in quant and verbal if I follow your videos especially the quant videos divided into weeks. Also what practice question bank is better magoosh or ETS?

Can I get the link to your channel, I want to use your videos has revision a day before my examination

Great tip for the overlapping ratios. This way you are not comparing apples and oranges, so to speak

@TheTestedTutor

3 жыл бұрын

Very true!

thank you so much brother on your efforts i appreciate that, please i need your help and your advice, i did my gre actual exam and get 153, studied from manhattan 5lb, manhattan strategy, ETS official guide and ETS quantitative reasoning book, and magoosh 589 quant questions, what i must do it to get score more than 155 in quantitative reasoning and how many questions must i solve correctly in each section to get more than 155 in GRE quant. thanks a lot

@TheTestedTutor

4 жыл бұрын

Check out gregmat's scoring video on the GRE!

Please Sir this method can also be used using the Chain Rule For instance for Question 1=Apple/Pear =Apple/Orange x Orange/Pear 3/4 x 5/6=5/8 For question 2 same method apply Y(8)/Y(10)= Y(8)/Y(9) x Y(9)/Y(11)x Y(11)/ Y(10) 2/3 x 4/5 x 6/5= 16/25 or 16:25

@ronakmishra8996

Жыл бұрын

Bro in the 1st one it will be 6/5 right why took 3/4 x ""5/6"" instead of 6/5 And in the second ques 2/3 x 4/5 x ""6/5"" should be 5/6 right? i see that you flipped the last values in both ? can u explain

Thanks for your wonderful videos. can you please add this question to your probability example video. What is the probability of forming the word “ADDS” by picking 4 cards at random and kept in the same order out of 50 cards given with 10 cards having “A”, 10 having “S”, and the remaining 30 having “D” on it?

@TheTestedTutor

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea. Letter arrangement can be one I do soon.

@d.t.3787

4 жыл бұрын

What’s the solution here kindly explain? Permutations

Genius !!

@TheTestedTutor

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Arif!

Hey man keep making videos your videos are really instructive so yeah keep going and maybe start something like 5 to 10 dollar per month service just like greg mat once you built strong community

@TheTestedTutor

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I am wondering about youtube memberships or patreon...

How to find the required ratio to get a final ratio?

Helpful

@TheTestedTutor

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that Zaahid

Great

hi man...a little doubt here in one of the Princeton GRE tests, s^2=64 then s = +8 and -8 also, why is a root of 64 equals only 8 and not -8 as well...what is happening here??

@TheTestedTutor

4 жыл бұрын

If you see the root sign, that always means positive root. So just +8. If you don't see the sign, just x squared = 64, then there is a +8 and -8 solution. Weird but true!

@akhilkalaga141

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheTestedTutor thank you soo much ..love your videos by the way ✌🏼

great

2:00 clear layout ! Happy Students !😂

Great video but I found an easier way I think. Rewrite both in terms of oranges, then substitute in the required ratio. A=3oranges/4 and we have P=6oranges/5. So A/P=(3or/4)*(5/6or)=15/24=5/8. Hope this helps.

@TheTestedTutor

3 жыл бұрын

Great tip! But for harder overlapping (like 4 or more sets), subbing could get quite difficult

@mahirlabib4512

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheTestedTutor I agree! I will keep in mind of your row technique for bigger problems. Subbing can get risky for more than three variables!

we could have directly divide and eliminated orange

Wait a minute! How did *you* know I have an uncle bob? No, really. I want to know how you knew?!!

Can you not skip steps when teaching new concepts, it makes it hard to grasp

You are too much

@TheTestedTutor

4 жыл бұрын

In a good way, I hope?