GMAT Quantitative

A comprehensive introduction to the quantitative reasoning skills tested on the GMAT, covering arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis.

Arithmetic EssentialsAlgebra FundamentalsGeometry Basics
Word Problems and Translating ScenariosData Analysis and InterpretationAdvanced Algebra and Functions
Quantitative Reasoning in BusinessPersonal Finance and Everyday MathAnalyzing Trends and Making Predictions
Time Management on the GMATGuessing and Elimination Techniques
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Practical Applications

Personal Finance and Everyday Math

Math in Daily Life

The math you practice for the GMAT is incredibly useful for managing your personal finances, from saving and investing to shopping and planning trips.

How You Use It

  • Budgeting and expense tracking
  • Calculating discounts and sales tax
  • Understanding loan payments and interest

Be Money Smart

Using quantitative reasoning helps you avoid debt, spot good deals, and plan for your future.

Examples

  • Figuring out how much you'll save over a year by skipping a daily $5 coffee.

  • Planning a road trip budget by estimating fuel costs based on miles per gallon and current gas prices.

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Analyzing Trends and Making Predictions