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Trignometry, differentiation, Permutation and combination

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himanshuelec
 Post subject: Trignometry, differentiation, Permutation and combination
 Post Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 5:00 am 
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Dear Friends

I want to know that the GMAT Maths include the following topics or not:

1. Trignometry
2. Differentiation
3. Permutation and combination ( P & C)
4. Maxima and minima in functions

As far as Permutation and combination (P & C) is syllabus includes counting rules, does it mean that P & C is included.

Thanks

N Joy.......
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bachiter1713
 Post subject: Re: Trignometry, differentiation, Permutation and combination
 Post Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2010 4:00 pm 
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only P & C.

enjoy...
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ronaldramlan
 Post subject: Re: Trignometry, differentiation, Permutation and combination
 Post Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 10:01 am 
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himanshuelec wrote:
Dear Friends

I want to know that the GMAT Maths include the following topics or not:

1. Trignometry --> knowing this may bring you some advantages in geometry problems, but you'll not necessarily encounter a question that asks specifically about trigonometry.
2. Differentiation --> same as knowing trigonometry
3. Permutation and combination ( P & C) --> absolutely necessary
4. Maxima and minima in functions --> same as trigonometry and differentiation, basically you'll find yourself in a better position when you're equipped with as many tools/approaches as possible

As far as Permutation and combination (P & C) is syllabus includes counting rules, does it mean that P & C is included.

Thanks

N Joy.......
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mschwrtz
 Post subject: Re: Trignometry, differentiation, Permutation and combination
 Post Posted: Wed May 12, 2010 12:48 am 
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Ronald is right about content, just P & C of the stuff you mentioned. Is knowledge of the other topics useful, as Ronald writes? Nah, not much. I think that you'd be hard-pressed to find a single question where any of those topics mattered.
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