The LEGO Approach to GMAT Domination
Scoring well on the GMAT requires the ability to not only know core content in a lot of different areas, but also piece it all together when a question you're presented with tests more than one discipline. It's sort of like building with LEGOs -- you need a bunch of different building blocks to produce the final result you're looking for. In this video I explain that concept in more detail -- with illustrative examples -- and show you exactly how you should be thinking about preparing for the GMAT for maximum effectiveness on test day.
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Great Video. Very helpful. Thanks!
@dominatethegmat
5 жыл бұрын
My pleasure, glad you found it helpful!
Hey Brett! You are so strategic ans informative. Did you ever take the GMAT? If yes what is your score.
@dominatethegmat
5 жыл бұрын
Glad you found my approach in this video helpful!
I'm pretty sure you mean 4(4-π).
@dominatethegmat
5 жыл бұрын
You're correct, 16 - 4pi reduces to 4(4 - pi), not just 4 - pi as I mistakenly wrote in the video.
You made a mistake. The answer is 3.44 not 4_ pi which equals .86, you divided both sides of the MINUS by 4 like it's an equation. But totally, good job, you have created a great series of GMAT boosting videos
@dominatethegmat
5 жыл бұрын
Thanks, I'm glad you found it helpful (and weren't thrown off too much by my mistake at the end)!