How does one integrate all these videos into a coherent study plan?

Good to see a video going back to basics and slowly working through the skillset

Explained the basics very well

You're another level🎉

Really clearly explained and shown from the basics up

for the 2nd last question, the 'x-1' column, don't all values have to align. Here, only 2 are divisible by 5. Why aren't we considering the rest. Thanks so much, Whitney!! Always look forward to your sessions.

Where can we join live for the future?

The GMAT is frustrating, I can't believe I failed again after studying so hard

Thanks a lot Reed. This video helped me to finalize an approach to handling RC questions!

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Hi Jeff - For the rearrange LIVER problem, do we subtract 1 to account for re-arrangement? I.e. considering only the values other than LIVER?

For finding LCM, at 13:20 you mentioned multiply all the factors 2x2x5x2x2x5x3x3, which equals 3600. However, the LCM is 36000. Can you explain what I am missing ? Thanks.

Thx !

Thanks ! Got 3/5 answers correct !

hello sir! In question 3...we assumed the intersection to be zero. The question says atleast one of the two session which means it can be more than 1. So in such a case if intersection is not zero we get diff value. Can you explain this please!

You are a very very very good tutor Whitney. Thank you so much for the simplified tuition.

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Hi Reed, I am Dinesh, We met through GMAt club (dcoolguy-my username) and you gave me a free Verbal tutorial lecture for an hour. It was very helpful. I did not take GMAT but I did take GRE, and It helped me to get into Engineering Program of the Penn State University, PA, USA. Thank you very much.

why does he write 2 10 18 26 34 on the bottom of the whiteboard? amazing content thanks!

These are very basic questions though. I am not sure if they would come in the gmat exams

Are quant DS of the past basically the same as the DS under the data insight section? Thanks

Thanks Manhattan Prep and Whitney for this awesome session !

Thanks a lot for your work !

Thanks Whitney and Manhattan Prep for the excellent session !

Thanks a lot Whitney Garner and Manhattan Prep for the great session !

Can you please provide the link for the time strategy article mentioned in the video ?

40:45 Why don’t we test the following case while considering both 1 & 2 together :- CF____ : yes C is top most AFEC___: No C is not top most Since we don’t get a DEFINITIVE answer, therefore C is not sufficient. AFEC… follows both the rules.

Question 6 From statement 1 X-3 = (odd)^2 X= odd^2+3 X= Even From statement 2 X= multiple of 3 Combining the both, X = even multiple of 3 X=6,12,18,24,30 Shouldn’t it be E ?

Hello, i wanted to know if i buy the gmat on demand course, do i get reed arnold videoos in the on demand videos, can i choose the instructor to be reed?

This session was just amazing and PERFECT

Good session

Thanks Whitney and Manhattan Prep for such a wonderful session ! By the blessings of all the Gods, I was able to solve all the questions on my own.

These videos are amazing!

Hey, can I only download these books if I have a kindle? Is there any other way to download it?

I think S is already negative, so you would add S instead of subtracting if that makes any sense

Thanks Manhattan Prep and Whitney for the excellent session ! All the questions were cakewalk for me, except the penultimate one, which took a lot of time, as I was solving TPA for the first time. So, it took me a while to get a hang of it.

How do we know what the answers were…?

Bro you too getting wrong I thought I was the only who miss one or two

Happy to know that I am able to solve these problems without much of a hassle. I would really like to thank Manhattan Prep for the amazing material they provide for the GMAT. Thank you very much 🙂

Very well explained ! thanks a lot for making these available on KZbin :)

Thank you Jeff for this great video. The questions about averaging pace confuse me so much, aren't speeds supposed to be in miles/min rather than minutes/mile? Also is there anything as such as averaging time/distance? You were basically averaging time and taking distances as your weights. I have solved those questions unsing the average speed formula (total distance/total time) and got the same answer, which made more sense to me. Thank you again for the great prep hours.

Aren’t these questions extremely rare in GMAT ?

Thanks Whitney and thanks Manhattan Prep !

Thanks Manhattan Prep and Whitney ! The questions were easy.

49:33 from where did 9 came ?

Thanks Manhattan Prep and Jeff. I think the answer to the penultimate question is (A) and to the last question is (E).

These days, with all the AI tools out there that can probably beat my 6 month prep in seconds and answer all GMAT questions 750+ score easy.. why would I need to take the GMAT and not just consult my personal AI in the future. Like what is the GMAT testing really

Just a note - I spotted an error that I made at 56:25, and while it doesn't change the answer to the question, I want to make sure to fix it! The correct expression should be that k2 = k3 = k1 + 12,500 (not minus because they earned MORE than the oldest child). Therefore, the correct equation at 57:15 should be k1 = k3 + 12,500. That only changes the sign in the final equation: 2100 = (k3 + 62.5) + (k3 - 12.5) + k3 + k3.

Hi Reed, Great video! Practical exercises to improve RC abilities. I will practice these exercises. Quite a small question, What are the answers to the first drill at 32:35? (the inference and the main goal questions) Thanks again for sharing your knowledge!

Thank you