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Three Overlapping Sets
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02 Jun 2019, 06:38
02 Jun 2019, 06:38
I'm wondering whether there is any problem relating to three overlapping sets in GRE?
Re: Three Overlapping Sets
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03 Jun 2019, 01:46
03 Jun 2019, 01:46
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This is a question that should be addressed by our GRE experts.
However, I have hard times to remember a 3 overlapping sets question for the GRE.
Regards
However, I have hard times to remember a 3 overlapping sets question for the GRE.
Regards
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Re: Three Overlapping Sets
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03 Jun 2019, 04:59
03 Jun 2019, 04:59
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I'm wondering whether there is any problem relating to three overlapping sets in GRE?
It's exceedingly unlikely. That said, it is certainly a concept ETS could ask about in a future exam and considering the neverending grad school exam competition between the GRE and GMAT, would be a question that could increase the GRE math difficulty to a level more approximating that of the GMAT. So, why not be prepared!?
It's not that difficult of a concept to memorize if you simply extrapolate the formula for overlapping sets as follows:
Total = Group1 + Group2 + Group3 - Those in Exactly Two Groups - 2(Those in All Three Groups) + None
Hope this helps!
