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Choosing numbers' strategy Greg Mat
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Hello Guys
I'm back to studying GRE. Now, I'm studying Greg Mat strategies for Quant. My question is about the strategy of choosing numbers, in the bellow video on the time 17.07 why he chose min: 20*10 with max: 60 and add them =800, not min for group one and min from group two, which will equal 600?
https://www.gregmat.com/learn-quant
I'm back to studying GRE. Now, I'm studying Greg Mat strategies for Quant. My question is about the strategy of choosing numbers, in the bellow video on the time 17.07 why he chose min: 20*10 with max: 60 and add them =800, not min for group one and min from group two, which will equal 600?
https://www.gregmat.com/learn-quant
Re: Choosing numbers' strategy Greg Mat
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08 Feb 2020, 12:57
08 Feb 2020, 12:57
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The link is wrong. it points out to the general quant section of his website and NOT to a specific video, you are describing for.
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