Probability for CAT / GMAT / GRE (toughest possible level)

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We would be solving questions on probability from various sources
The toughest possible question will be solved
Target questions are 20-30 for the class with explanation and discussion
Most comprehensive coverage and CAT level questions
All of three Exams easily covered
To get the list of question check my uploads or contact me at shivgan3@yahoo.com

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Probability for GRE (Level 4-5) / Quantum CAT (Level 2) / GMAT : General GRE By: Satyadhar Joshi Online Class Probability for GRE (Level 4-5) / Quantum CAT (Level 2) / GMAT

Content : Content Introduction to Probability Syllabus Type of questions Practice questions Conclusion References

Introduction : Introduction We would be solving questions on probability from various sources The toughest possible question will be solved Target questions are 20-30 for the class with explanation and discussion Most comprehensive coverage and CAT level questions All of three Exams easily covered To get the list of question check my uploads or contact me at shivgan3@yahoo.com

Slide 4 : Example: Flipping a coin What’s the probability of getting heads when flipping a coin? Ans: There is only one way to get heads in a coin toss. Hence, the top of the probability fraction is 1. There are two possible results: heads or tails. Forming the probability fraction gives 1/2. Example: Tossing a die What’s the probability of getting a 3 when tossing a die? Ans: A die (a cube) has six faces, numbered 1 through 6. There is only one way to get a 3. Hence, the top of the fraction is 1. There are 6 possible results: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Forming the probability fraction gives 1/6. Example: Drawing a card from a deck What’s the probability of getting a king when drawing a card from a deck of cards? Ans: A deck of cards has four kings, so there are 4 ways to get a king. Hence, the top of the fraction is 4. There are 52 total cards in a deck. Forming the probability fraction gives 4/52, which reduces to 1/13. Hence, there is 1 chance in 13 of getting a king. Example: Drawing marbles from a bowl What’s the probability of drawing a blue marble from a bowl containing 4 red marbles, 5 blue marbles, and 5 green marbles? Ans: There are five ways of drawing a blue marble. Hence, the top of the fraction is 5. There are 14 (= 4 + 5 + 5)possible results. Forming the probability fraction gives 5/14.

Questions A : Questions A Quantum CAT Level 2 type question (similar questions with different data and language)

Questions B : Questions B GRE Nova Math Bible (similar questions with different data and language)

Conclusion : Conclusion All problems of all level illustrated

References : References GRE Math Bible Nova Arihant Quantum CAT For Admission into IIMs

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