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GMAT Quant & Verbal Key Formulas & Rules

GMAT quantitative formulas, number properties, and critical reasoning structures.

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Number of Factors of
Total positive divisors = .
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Work-Rate Formula (2 workers)
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Average Speed for Equal Distance Trips
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Overlapping Sets (2 sets)
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Overlapping Sets (3 sets)
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Permutation Formula
$$ Order matters.
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Combination Formula
$$ Order does not matter.
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Even and Odd Arithmetic Rules
; ; .
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Divisibility by 3 and 9
A number is divisible by 3 (or 9) if and only if the sum of its digits is divisible by 3 (or 9).
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Divisibility by 4 and 8
Divisible by 4 if the last 2 digits form a multiple of 4; by 8 if the last 3 digits form a multiple of 8.
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Standard Deviation Property
Adding or subtracting a constant to every term does NOT change standard deviation. Multiplying by multiplies SD by .
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Sum of Consecutive Integers to
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Right Triangle 3-4-5 and 5-12-13 Multiples
Common Pythagorean triples: , , , .
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Diagonal of a Cube of side
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Compound Interest Formula
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GMAT Sentence Correction: Subject-Verb Agreement with 'Neither/Nor'
The verb agrees with the subject closer to it: Neither the teacher nor the students were present.
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GMAT CR: Assumption Definition
An unstated premise required for the conclusion to stand. Negating the correct assumption shatters the argument.
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GMAT CR: Strengthen Question Strategy
Identify an additional premise that validates the author's key causal link or rules out alternative explanations.
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GMAT CR: Weaken Question Strategy
Introduce new information that reveals an alternate cause, a reverse causality, or a fatal sampling flaw.
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GMAT Verbal: Modifiers Placement Rule
Participial phrases at the start of a sentence must modify the immediately following grammatical subject.
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GMAT Verbal: Like vs. As
Like compares nouns: She looks like her mother. As compares clauses with verbs: He solved it as he was taught.
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Sum of Angles in an -gon
$$ Exterior angles always sum to $360^\circ$.
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Quadratic Roots: Sum and Product
For : $$
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Percent Increase Followed by Percent Decrease
An increase of followed by a decrease of results in an overall net loss of .
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Probability of Independent Events and

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