Free GMAT Prep Hour: Quadratic Patterns

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In this session, GMAT instructor Dmitry Farber guides you through how to use the three common quadratic equation patterns to make life easier on Data Sufficiency and beyond.
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[@AusGreenLdn]

Good to see a video going back to basics and slowly working through the skillset

[@houdasrhir3216]

Thank you so much for this video, very helpful 🙏

[@colorizedenhanced-timeless220]

Good morning, Manhattan Prep GMAT. extremely vivid video. thanks. :)

[@manhattanprepgmat6791]

Wonderful, happy to help :)

[@himanshutaneja5878]

you are wrong, given we already know x^2+y^2 = 25 and xy = 12 hence x^2+y^2-2xy = 1 therefore we know 3 answers out of 6.

[@marcom.5389]

Yes, he corrects his error at 31:20

[@FallingYuuki]

i spy a llama at the back

[@shwetaj4919]

its a goat

[@egoisticrayyan433]

this was the most boring lecture ever