Review of
Manhattan
GMAT Study Guide: Word Translations, Third Edition, ISBN
9780981853376
Five out of five stars
This book is a
bit of a smorgasbord of mathematical topics designed to prepare you for the
GMAT exam. The title is derived from the first section, where the topic is how
to translate words into mathematical expressions. In my years of experience
teaching mathematics, this is the area that students find most difficult. Other
areas covered are rates & work, ratios, combinatorics or counting problems,
probability, statistics and the basics of set theory.
There is the
underlying assumption that the reader is relearning the material and not
experiencing it for the first time. The tactic is to give a few pages of
introductory material, followed by a set of problems and then detailed
solutions, the problems accurately test the material.
This is an
excellent book for reviewing of the topics that are covered. Short and to the
point, it can be used as a refresher for anyone that needs to relearn this
material.
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