Free GRE Prep Hour: Functions, Formulas, and Sequences

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Thanks ! I will visit this video again for Functions and Formulas.

[@CT-mc3sy]

Thanks for helping me get over the intimidation I felt when starting on this topic! WOuld give this a like per topic if I could ♥

[@WeeeAffandi]

Can you please explain in comments on how to solve the Question at 1:06:50 ?

[@manhattanprepgre7390]

In this problem, the form of the sequence is such that each term is 9 bigger than the one before it. So from 1 --> 2 it increases by 9. From 2 --> 3 it increases by 9, and so on. To go from 1 --> 35, there are 34 "increases" of 9. So the 35th term = 11 + (34*9) = 317.

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@@manhattanprepgre7390 Hi please what is the answer to the last unsolved problem D or E

[@Closed2024-w9s]

The questions aren't that difficult but I still learnt something. Thank you.

[@manhattanprepgre7390]

Glad you found it helpful! You can check out other upcoming sessions here: www.manhattanprep.com/gre/free-gre-prep-hour We cover lots of different topics and questions!

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[@murali_krishh]

Does GRE not have the arithmetic and geometric progression questions?? Like calculating the nth term of an AP/GP (or) finding the sum of the n terms of AP/GP

[@mugdhakeskar7709]

Thank you so much for a session on this topic! It was much needed and the concepts were well understood! Thanks a lot! :)

[@manhattanprepgre7390]

Glad you enjoyed it!

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how you can assume there is 10 bull eye

[@manhattanprepgmat6791]

Good question - when the sentence says "10 seconds to shoot 10 arrows and hit all bullseyes" it means that each of the 10 arrows hit a bulls-eye. We can definitely see the confusion! A typical target for an archer would have a single "bulls-eye" and so this sentence is saying that all 10 arrows landed in the area of the target known as the "bulls-eye."