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frederico.bergmann
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Roadmap sample question page 90

by frederico.bergmann Fri May 18, 2012 11:28 pm

Hi, could anyone please walkthrough how we would resolve the second question in the GMAT Roadmap 5th edition (page 90)?

Does there exist and integer d such that x>d>1 and x/d is an integer?

1)11! + 2 <x<11!+12
2)x> 2ˆ5

Thanks,
Frederico
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Re: Roadmap sample question page 90

by tim Sun May 27, 2012 3:38 am

Before we help with this question, I'd like you to try it on your own. What did you try on this question? Where did you get stuck? What does x/d is an integer tell you? That will probably give you a big hint as to how to tackle this one..
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