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GMAT Factoring and Exponents

If 3^x – 3^(x-3) = 2106, what is the value of x? GMAT Factoring Question

February 8, 2024February 7, 2024

If 3^x – 3^(x-3) = 2106, what is the value of x? This is a fairly tricky factoring question, but it goes back to one of the general factoring principles: always factor out the common term. Here’s where we start:  In our case, the common term is 3^x. That leaves us with… …on the left … Read More

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700+ GMAT Arithmetic Shortcuts

An 8-Video Guide

So you're stuck in the 600s and can't figure out how to get that score up past the 700-mark. Usually that's a function of technique, and it probably means you're doing too much arithmetic. In this guide, I show you a few solid techniques to help you bridge that gap and stop wasting your time with unnecessary calculations.

700+ GMAT Arithmetic Shortcuts: FREE 8-Video Course

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