GMAT Ninja Quant Ep 10: Number Properties II

GMAT Ninja Quant Ep 10: Number Properties II

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GMAT Ninja Quant Ep 10: Number Properties II
Do some number properties questions on the GMAT or Executive Assessment make you feel like you're trying to nail jello to the wall? Do you struggle to see the pattern and get these questions started? In this video, Alex -- a GMAT Ninja tutor -- will help you understand what to look for in a number properties question. He'll explore some of the patterns buried in these questions, and will show you how to identify the familiar, number properties concepts hiding beneath the surface. Broadly speaking, this video will cover the exact same number properties content as the previous video, but the questions are more challenging. They weave familiar number properties concepts into more complicated scenarios, such as word problems, sequences, sums, and factorials. This is video #9 in our series of full-length GMAT quant lessons. For updates on upcoming videos, please subscribe! This video will cover: ➡️ Remainders ➡️ Divisibility ➡️ Odd/even questions ➡️ Patterns in number properties questions ➡️ Using “the stupid method” This video is for you if: ➡️ You’re rigidly tied to a method ➡️ You struggle to see the pattern in a question ➡️ You “know” all the formulas and processes but you’re still missing a frustrating number of number properties questions Want more GMAT and EA test-prep tips and advice? Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/GMATNinjaTutoring For more information about GMAT tutoring: https://www.gmatninja.com/ For updates on this series and our other projects: https://www.instagram.com/gmatninja/ For more on Alex Cotton, GMAT Ninja's residence renaissance man with a background in biology, journalism, fiction writing, and jazz piano performance: https://www.gmatninja.com/alex-cotton-nyc-gmat-gre-tutor Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:17 Q1 - What color sign? 10:16 Q2 - Possible values 17:33 Q3 - Remainder MUST be 0 26:29 Q4 - Must be an integer 37:26 Q5 - Odd or Even 45:42 Q6 - How many benches?