Must Solve GMAT Quant Questions - Edition 3 - GMAT Preparation Online

In this 'members only' live stream session we have discussed four interesting Must Solve GMAT Maths Questions.

The theme for 3 of the 4 questions discussed is getting used to the idea of listing down possibilities. That is a key skill one should develop for both questions that appear in the GMAT from permutation combination and for data sufficiency questions.

Here are the questions discussed in this members only live stream.

Question
A student is required to solve 6 out of the 10 questions in a test. The questions are divided into two sections of 5 questions each. In how many ways can the student select the questions to solve if not more than 4 questions can be chosen from either section?
A. 100
B. 210
C. 150
D. 200
E. 105

Question
How many 6-digit numbers can be formed using the digits {1, 2, 3, ... 9} such that any digit that appears in such a number appears at least twice?
A. 1809
B. 7569
C. 9369
D. 8649
E. 8289

Question
If y is the highest power of a number 'x' that can divide 101! without leaving a remainder, then for which among the following values of x will y be the highest?
A. 111
B. 462
C. 74
D. 33
E. 210

Question | GMAT Data Sufficiency
Does the line L whose equation is y = mx + c cut the x-axis in the positive direction of x-axis?
Statement 1: The intercepts of Line K, perpendicular to L, are of the opposite signs.
Statement 2: Line L passes through the 4th quadrant.

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