No math without writing ,,, not bu blah blah blah

Thank you for making this so simple!

Dude is a legend u single handedly saving my marriage.

One of the most succinct nd the best video seen in a long time.

Hi, if anyone is watching in 2025, if the question was "how many ways can 1 women be hired and 2 men" how would you change it? I was thinking about it after Philip mentioned it. Appreciate your insight.

Thank you so much Philip sir for elucidating the whole mammoth of probability into a mere one shot video!! Not going to lie this video summarizes everything so easily that it makes you wanna solve more questions !!!! Amazing content as usual ! God bless you !

last Q, took long to understand. Thanks for making video as I wasn't understanding why variables shouldn't be cancelled. I'm lucky to come across this video

Part 2 complete pls

In Question 2: Why B&C options are not correct as If I do further analysis by substituting a=b into the equation then I get the option B and C too as it is not given that 'a' not equal 'b' not equal 'c' so, they can be equal too. Please solve my doubt?

Leaving a comment so that i can congratulate you on your 100k.

Are we assuming that he never gave the 5 sweets to him? It should be 65 after he gave him the 5 sweets.

thank you

200th like

Excellent work Philip. Thanks

Hello can i get pdf of this ?? Do u reply ? I don't find this in description

15:58 but why AB passes through diameter? Please explain this to me 🥹🥺

Loved the avid fan of Manchester City bit 🩵

Great video

Very Weird! Zero is a multiple of every number.

Nice clarification. It would be great to have a video to cover these strangely worded questions, especially the ones involving all those least,

Question 7 was wrongly worded at "...which is ¾ larger than w". The correct interpretation is x = w+¾ (and not x=w+¾w) but it's obvious the answer to the correct interpretation is missing.

Hi Philip you're a fantastic Teacher!

So amazing

Philip, thank you. These videos are gold for someone who hasn’t taken a math class in over a decade. Scored 338 overall 168V/170Q 5.0 AWA

Great video

My exam is tomorrow and i feel down😢

Hey, your videos are quite helpful for my gre prep. Thanks and keep em coming.

in Q7 is it reasonable to assume x/y has no remainder? Q9 -> it's not entirely non-trivial to reject y=0 as a potential case for x not necessarily = z. But then you realize y=0 is an illegal value so x has to be = z. Q10 -> a + b + c = 6 ..... i ab + c = 7 ... ii ac + b = 5 ... iii adding ii and iii => (a+1)(b+c) = 12 ....iv subtracting ii and iii => (a-1)(b-c) = 2 ....v substituting b + c = 6 - a from i in iv we get (a+1)(6-a) = 12 ... vi solving the quadratic vi we get a=2 or 3 take a=2 and plug them in equations iv and v and solve them simultaneously. we get b=3 and c=1.

Hi Philip , Thank you for existing . You are the first honestly helpful Brit I have seen in my life.

for Q3, I would just equate the two and get x = 1/400 as a counter-example leading straight to option D.

I am studying for ISEE, and this video has helped me a lot.

I am in awe. 👏🏾

for the question at @22:46, "20% more than the average person..." -> this would mean 20% more than the *median* wage, not necessarily mean wage. consider 3 people earning $50, $50, $140 hourly. the average hourly pay for the 3 people would be 50+50+140 = $80 but the median aka "what the average person earns" is $50.

tysm Philip, huge respect.

Incredibly the best!

Thanks! This is tough

You are just amazing!

I'm blown away. Thanks Philip

Smart shortcuts. Thanks Philip

Great Philip! I have never heard of a palindrome before much less solving it. Thanks! You are the best out there

Thank you, Philip. Great delivery

Thanks, Philip. Awesome content

You are an awesome Teacher! I would check your other material on Inequality to attain the 170mark

regarding Q1: how do we know that 'sector AOB' refers to the area formed by the minor arc (135 degrees) or the one formed by the major arc (360-135 = 225 degrees) ? would there not be an additional point (eg. C) to resolve this ambiguity based on it's placement along the circumference on the real GRE?

I usually like your videos before watching them cause I know they'd already make sense

This video is so awesome and helps. I need to watch it again and again to fully comprehend the inequalities. The length is ok. I need to seat my butt down and absorb.

Hi Philip, Thanks for the lesson. I hope to say I am learning fast and not slow. I may be wrong, but my answer to the final problem is x = (23)/6 and not 5^(23)/6

Excellent Class, 1 long video forces me to sit my butt and learn. Thanks

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