GMAT Hard Math Questions | Series 21 to 30
Challenging GMAT Practice Questions | 700 800 Level Questions
GMAT 700 Level Sample Question in Counting Methods
149 is a 3-digit positive integer, product of whose digits is 1 × 4 × 9 = 36. How many 3-digit positive integers exist, product of whose digits is 36?
GMAT Hard Math Arithmetic | Permutation Combination - Selections | GMAT Problem Solving
A student is required to solve 6 out of the 10 questions in a test. The questions are divided into two sections of 5 questions each. In how many ways can the student select the questions to solve if not more than 4 questions can be chosen from either section?
GMAT 700 800 Level Question | Arithmetic | Counting Methods Problem Solving
How many 6-digit numbers can be formed using the digits {1, 2, 3, ... 9} such that any digit that appears in such a number appears at least twice?
GMAT Hard Math | Arithmetic | Number Properties Sample Question
If y is the highest power of a number 'x' that can divide 101! without leaving a remainder, then for which among the following values of x will y be the highest?
Geometry | Coordinate Geometry DS Practice | GMAT Challenging Math Question
Does the line L whose equation is y = mx + c cut the x-axis in the positive direction of x-axis?
Statement 1: The intercepts of Line K, perpendicular to L, are of the opposite signs.
Statement 2: Line L passes through the 4th quadrant.
GMAT Data Sufficiency | Challenging Number Properties & Inequalities Question
Is x |x| = x2?
GMAT DS Sample Question | Statistics | Mean Median Range
What is the range of 5 distinct single digit positive integers if their average is 5?
Statement 1: Their median is 6.
Statement 2: The average of the 3 largest among the 5 numbers is 7.
GMAT Challenging Question | Arithmetic | Numbers & Progressions DS
What is the range of 3 positive integers a, b, and c?
Statement 1: 21a = 9b = 7c
Statement 2: a + 8, b, and c, in that order are in AP.
GMAT 650 Level Algebra Question | Polynomials
If a, b, .. , j are real numbers such that (a - 1)2 + (b - 2)4 + (c - 3)6 + ... + (j - 10)20 = 0, what is the value of b × d × f × h × j?
GMAT Hard Math Questions | Arithmetic | Number Properties DS
Is the twelve-digit positive integer a perfect square?
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