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Angles & Arguments » Combinatorics
1y ago
A recurring question from many students who are preparing for GMAT is this: When should one use the permutation formula and when should one use the combination formula ..read more
Angles & Arguments » Combinatorics
1y ago
In how many ways can 3 people sit on 3 adjacent seats of the front row of the theatre? In how many ways can 6 people sit on 6 adjacent seats of the front row of the theatre if two of them, A and B, ca ..read more
Angles & Arguments » Combinatorics
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The first thing we want to discuss in Combinatorics is something called the “Basic Counting Principle” because it is useful in almost all medium level questions of this topic and i ..read more
Angles & Arguments » Combinatorics
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Today we will discuss why ‘understanding’ rather than just ‘learning’ a concept is important. Most questions can be solved using different methods. Sometimes, a particular method seems really easy ..read more
Angles & Arguments » Combinatorics
1y ago
I have to admit that probability is confusing. The problem is not so much that students find it hard to understand as that instructors find it hard to explain. There are subtle points in a probability ..read more
Angles & Arguments » Combinatorics
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Today, I want to discuss the symmetry principle of linear arrangements with you. If you do not understand the symmetry principle, then it is possible that the following has happened with you ..read more
Angles & Arguments » Combinatorics
1y ago
Sometimes, you come across some seriously interesting questions in Combinatorics. For example, this question I came across seemed like any other Combinatorics question, though it was a little cumberso ..read more
Angles & Arguments » Combinatorics
1y ago
Today, let’s take a look at an official GMAT question involving visual skills. It takes a moment to understand the given diagram, but at close inspection, we’ll find that this question is just a simpl ..read more