When should you pick numbers in a GRE Quantitative Comparison question? That's a question most of our GRE students have at some point in their studies.
In this video, Charles -- a veteran GRE tutor with a perfect 340 score on the exam -- will show you how to think about QC questions. He'll explain how you should use the hierarchy of algebra, logic, and number picking to work through problems efficiently and accurately.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
02:03 Question 1 - Dividing by a Variable
07:33 Question 2 - Simplify the Terms
12:32 Question 3 - Choose Numbers Wisely
17:44 Question 4 - Algebra First
27:05 Question 5 - No Algebra Possible
32:45 Question 6 - Be Careful With the Answer
37:34 Question 7 - Split Up the Fraction