GMAT Focus Intro: Quantitative Section
Summary
The quantitative section of the GMAT Focus primarily tests algebra and arithmetic within a 45-minute timeframe, offering a concise overview of the math skills required.
- You will have 45 minutes to complete 21 questions, averaging about two minutes per question.
- The section excludes geometry, trigonometry, and calculus, focusing instead on algebra and arithmetic.
- Questions are categorized into pure-context and real-context types, involving direct problem-solving or application in real-life scenarios.
- Topics covered include equivalent expressions, ratios, rates, percents, factoring, ordering, probability, statistics, and some counting sets and series problems.
- The quantitative section employs a single question type: problem-solving, presented in a five-answer, multiple-choice format.
Chapters
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Quantitative Section Overview
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Content Domains and Question Types
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Problem Solving and Test Format
