Average Adjustment - Useful Data Interpretation Method for GRE & GMAT

You'll recognise the usefulness of this the moment you see the questions! A huge time-saving trick for when there are data interpretation question involving averages (arithmetic means).
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[@TheTestedTutor]

Wow thank you nezsa!

[@cardiyansane1414]

well well..this is a first, I actually fall in the 1/10 of students who would NOT add all the numbers and find the new average...that's sooo last year. Your method is obviously faster than mine (by like a zeptosecond); my method, ( i actually learnt this from one of your videos so its really your method) about the Average multiply by the number of terms to get the sum . So its 383 x6=2298. Then you find the error which is 837-777=60 and add it back into the sum =2358 then divide by 6 ....Bob's your uncle 393,000 answer. You have created monster...thankyou😁

[@TheTestedTutor]

I am so proud! Not least at the bob's your uncle reference! My ultimate youtube student.

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[@shashankray9637]

His videos just brightens up my day feeding my thought-process even though I am done with GRE

[@shahalamkhanniazi3640]

Another way of doing this would also be that you multiply the "n" with the average to get the actual sum, add/remove the adjustment from the sum, and then divide the new sum by "n" again to get the new average. For that step, you might not even need to write the values down, and just do them on your calculator.

[@TheTestedTutor]

Yes, Cardi mentioned this method! Also very nice Shah

[@cherylromig3412]

Thanks for this comment! This is how I initially solved it.

[@shreyarora1049]

My test is in 10 days, your videos have been very helpful. Thank you so much. Also, can you do an AWA walkthrough? 1 essay would also do either argument or issue. please

[@shahalamkhanniazi3640]

I've got my GRE next week. Was watching your videos to re-cap my math prep. Glad to see you uploaded this JUST in time. Many thanks. P.S. I've been watching for 2 weeks now non-stop.

[@JustShilla]

Me too. I've been watching for two weeks and I am doing my test next week on Monday

[@shahalamkhanniazi3640]

@@JustShilla I'm doing mine on Tuesday. Best of luck!

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thank you. Best of luck too.

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I started watching these videos last week. Binge-watched a lot of them yesterday. I'm taking the GRE on November 7th. I've been studying for 2 months. I wish I had seen his channel a lot sooner.

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@@Bee-lieve623 Same

[@ryannayak5797]

Simply amazing! Will be using this trick all the way.

[@souravwalke]

I am taking my GRE again on Tuesday and this time I came across your channel. You are truly amazing Philip. Thank you so much for all the tips and tricks :)

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Thank you so much..... it's getting easier and sweeter by the day. you're simply the best

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Pls provide on time management

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Thanks a lot Philip.🙂.I was looking for a similar kind of data interpretation strategy which would save my time in gre exam ..Your videos are good enough to clarify most of our doubts....You are the best 👍👏

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Amazing advice as always

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Have my GRE on 8th April.. aiming for 325+ lets gooo

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Hey. How did it go then ?

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Thank you Guru!!

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Genius❤🎉😮

[@raksha30]

I find this trick beneficial .Thanks

[@mikiallen7733]

Thanks for the content Philip , yet I have come across this below question in one of those 27 old GRE exams , which is a QC one , (a+b)^2 = 49 and a*b = 12 quant A a+b quant B 7 , and my question relating to that is why these two quantities are not equal !!!!your input is highly appreciated, thanks

[@DharaneeDharan]

Because a+b can be -7 also

[@rujekomacheka6393]

thank phillip, really helpful

[@megank707]

Plz Philip, If I may request more videos on 'GEOMETRY' as well as HARD question-types.Thanks a million in advance 😊

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Great job sir ❤️😊

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Thank you so much Philip your videos are helping throughout my GRE preparation it's in 2 days could you tell me which topics should I brush up today n tomorrow?

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amazing!

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QUESTION ; does your 5week quant playlist cover all quant topics that can appear in gre? or you haven't covered some?

[@TheTestedTutor]

It covers 95% currently

[@musiclover3482]

There is another way to solve , just multiply total by n number and add or subtract error data then again multiply by n . Simple, can be done within 30 sec.

[@saisureshmacharlavasu3116]

excellent

[@SharewithDemi]

Thank you for your help really

[@rohit1934]

Do more videos sir

[@TheTestedTutor]

I'll try Bandaru!

[@krishnabadrinath1114]

In the first attempt I have scored 300/340. Planning to retake the exam on November 30th. Literally, I lack motivation Can you please spare some time in making a video for me ? From my bottom of my heart I ask you this request I always wanted to ace GRE, but it is so cruel on me. I can't figure out anything right now, seeking a best piece of advice from my tutor Philip.

[@TheTestedTutor]

Hey man, what video did you want Krishna? While I make it you can watch my Quant and Verbal playlists - that should take 2 weeks or so.

[@krishnabadrinath1114]

@@TheTestedTutor Simple strategies Philip. I will very well check it out in your playlist. Anyway thanks for replying!

[@krishnabadrinath1114]

Any strategies to nail GRE in 30 days? Acing all the sections. Please!!

[@cherylromig3412]

how'd you do?

[@abhinavpandey12d88]

Sir please make a video about parallel logic questions as well which are asked in LSAT Exam. thank you.

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Day 1(04/02/24) : Done

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Nice

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