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Simplifying basic fractions - any trics??
If you're experiencing a roadblock with one of the Manhattan Prep GMAT math strategy guides, help is here!
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Simplifying basic fractions - any trics??
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Dman
Wed May 14, 2008 12:06 pm
Hi, I'm doing some of the problem set exercises in the MGMAT Number properties strategy guide and finding that I understand most of the pricinpals shown but getting hung up on even more basic math.
Any tricks &/or reco's?
Thanks
Dman
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Wed May 14, 2008 10:59 pm
For simplifying fractions, start with the smallest numbers you can tell will work (2, 3).
Alternatively, take each number and use the prime factor tree to break it down into its primes, then cross off the ones you have in common.
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