Master GMAT Number Properties - The first step to Q51 | GMAT Quant Preparation

Quick Challenge: Below is a 700+ level DS question on Prime Numbers – NP. See if you can solve it!

If k is a positive integer greater than 1, then how many prime factors does 14k have?
(1) k^4 is divisible by 100.(2) 50k has two different prime factors. 

Done? Or did you struggle to even put pen to paper? Well, if you struggled, don’t worry! We’ve got you covered. Join Shweta (lead Quant SME at e-GMAT) in this session on Number Properties (NP), where she takes the topic of Prime Numbers to teach you how to methodically solve questions by using process skills. By the end of the session, you will know how to break down any complicated question into manageable chunks and solve them systematically. (Yes, we will also solve the challenge above!)

The session will start with warm-up questions (500-600 level) to help you revise some key concepts on Prime Numbers. After setting the foundation with concepts, we will move to application in two phases. Phase 1 is a sprint with three 600-700 level questions, and Phase 2 is a sprint with two 700+ level questions. Throughout the session, Shweta will give you feedback and takeaways to help you understand your strengths and weaknesses better.

As the session progresses from one level to the next, you will find your boundaries gradually expanding until you learn to tackle the hardest questions with confidence.

Watch now and take the first step towards achieving your GMAT goals!

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