Even after 4 years, your content is the best that is available on UA-cam and that too for free. I doubt that even paid courses can cover all the nuances and teach so well. Thank you so much brother!! :) Your videos deserve millions of views
The Tested Tutor I’ve my Gre on 26th of this month. Can I’ve less than a week to go. Any tips to follow for the last week before the exam? It would be really great if you could give me a few.
Great work. I think you should make the more videos on distance, speed, time like one car overtake other car, two opposite cars coming towards with different speed etc.
I think i get this. Whenever you're asked for average speed or speed, just know that your answer will be close to the smaller time or speed given in the question.....
Hi, Love your videos. I found a way to do the last question in a faster way. We use the trick that adding both scenarios of time will give you the total time ie t1 + t2 = total time (T) So the equation becomes :: 1/4 + 2/x = 3/8 (time of first journey = 1/4, time of second journey = 2/x and Total time, T = 3/8). Here we can even use your trick to make up a distance but the ratio would stay the same (1d + 2d = 3d) Solving this equation will give you x = 16. :)
Hi Phillip, thanks for all the videos, you're awesome. I'm interested in having you as my tutor for GRE, I live in Canada (EST). My GRE is on 7th Jan 2020. Could you please let me know if you can carve out a few hours for me between now and Jan 7th?
If I did the second problem using a matrix I would get 6 as speed on the way back instead of 16. If I did it with this trick the answer is indeed 16. I'm not sure what I did wrong using the matrix approach. Any idea. My r = 4 for "to work" and r = x as "on the way back" Distance=D for "to work" and Distance=2D for "on the way back". T=D/4 for "to work" and T=2D/x for "on the way back". I plugged into avg speed formula to solve for x and got 6.
I used your method just now and got 16 as x. Did you get 3d/(d/4 + 2d/x). D cancels (which is why we pick a d!) And then fractions join to get 3x/(x+8)/4x. Dividing by a fraction is multiplying by reciprocal, giving 12x/(x +8) = 8, or 12x = 8x + 64, or 4x =64, x = 16. Let me know of this makes sense. And also just pick a distance next time!
Since distance is common can't we directly use HM(harmonic mean) that way it's much simpler than this and saves a lot of time if distance is variable aswell we can slightly modify the equation and use right , sir which do u think is ther better method?
hii, I watched your video it is helping me in maths, my GRE exam is on 8th of July 2020, but I'm too poor in verbal pl guide me in to increase marks in verbal thx!
How long do you think it will take the decimal to shift two points to the right (in the number of subscriber)? I say, by Sept'2020. Fun-Fact: this is the first video of yours on which I got to see a dislike.
@@TheTestedTutor Maybe that's true. But in my opinion, I think you will grow significantly faster owing to the fact there is hardly any bullshit in your videos. Most of the times you cut to chase and go straight from one topic to another. This is the only reason I usually prefer watching your videos. With time I am sure you will develop new techniques to entice new viewers and solve problems more innovatively. But please try to keep as much less crap as possible. May the Force be With You.
Even after 4 years, your content is the best that is available on UA-cam and that too for free. I doubt that even paid courses can cover all the nuances and teach so well. Thank you so much brother!! :) Your videos deserve millions of views
This trick works, I made up a distance of 24 using the same principle and got the same answer. Thanks Philip
Extremely useful trick just as you said!
Thanks Swaroopa!
Wish you all the best Philip. Thank you so much
They need to start leaving a love button for videos on you tube because you deserve one
Yay! :)))
I can't thank you enough for all these wonderful videos! 🥺💜 My score increased by 7 points!
Amazing AKR!
Thanks for this awesome trick !!
Thank you!
Thanks Philip! For the question given, I assumed the distance to workplace as 4 miles and distance back as 8 miles and had the same answer.
Great stuff. Thank you Philip ❤️
Phenomenal trick from a phenomenal person..
Thanks a lot for providing these brilliant resources Philip! I have watched at least 20 videos by now and they are super-helpful.
Great to hear Sushant! Only another 20 to go!
I have referred all your videos on all my GRE watsapp and FB group... I absolutely love ur tricks and tips..
Aw thank you D
You deserve millions of subscribers!
great explanation and great practice questions !!!
Great ! I didn’t know speed distance time questions was this easy. Thanks a lot
Thank you so much for doing this video!! You’re seriously the best!
Can’t thank you enough for clearing my reservations about rate problems. :)
Thanks so much Josna!
The Tested Tutor I’ve my Gre on 26th of this month. Can I’ve less than a week to go. Any tips to follow for the last week before the exam? It would be really great if you could give me a few.
Wow, unexpected. What l needed. My exam is on 21st any last tip ?
Get lots of good sleep, and have a nice long walk before the exam to get blood flowing!
Great work. I think you should make the more videos on distance, speed, time like one car overtake other car, two opposite cars coming towards with different speed etc.
I think i get this. Whenever you're asked for average speed or speed, just know that your answer will be close to the smaller time or speed given in the question.....
Thank you man, time is my biggest issue
Amazing how you can hold all those numbers in your head!
This is indeed phenomenal. Thank you
You're very welcome!
Hi, Love your videos. I found a way to do the last question in a faster way. We use the trick that adding both scenarios of time will give you the total time ie t1 + t2 = total time (T)
So the equation becomes :: 1/4 + 2/x = 3/8 (time of first journey = 1/4, time of second journey = 2/x and Total time, T = 3/8). Here we can even use your trick to make up a distance but the ratio would stay the same (1d + 2d = 3d)
Solving this equation will give you x = 16. :)
This was so good. Thank you so much!!!
The triangle visual really helped, thanks!
you really deserve a big Thank you ❤️
loved the strategy!
Great examples
Simple and to the point like always!
Enjoying this!!!
Thanks brother
Thanks... would you consider having practice questions of all the topics which comprise math section in GRE? That would be AWESOME.
I will get there!
Hi Phillip, thanks for all the videos, you're awesome. I'm interested in having you as my tutor for GRE, I live in Canada (EST). My GRE is on 7th Jan 2020. Could you please let me know if you can carve out a few hours for me between now and Jan 7th?
Hey Ravi, I am snowed under with students currently so wouldn't be able to but thank you so much for asking. Good luck!
Amazing trick, thank you so much!!!
Thanks Daniel!
Please could you make a video on remainders and most importantly, mixture problems. If not, could you suggest any tips?
Remainders will come soon...
Thanks a lot!! I would like to know, if you are doing paid editing services for SOP?
Not at the moment! Glad I could help though.
Thanks boy
Fantastic!
Do you please give visualize explanation.
Fantastic....
Thanks so much Mumtahinah
You helped me lot for the gre! Do you read/ edit statement of purpose for grad school? I was wondering if I could email you mine to read/edit.Thanks!
Hey, not normally no, unfortunately. But I will do videos on advice soon. Glad I helped for the GRE though and good luck.
Thanks a ton!
amazing!
Thank you!!!
Ohh I already Met this Video's Philip In Another video where Philip Introduced this Philip 😁😅😀🤣😂
we can also take harmonic mean?
Thankyou for the wonderful trick.
Algebra often gets nasty
Most welcome 😊
Phillip can you tell me that relative speed concept in important or not for GRE? Thank you
Medium importance. Check out my vid on 'what comes up on GRE Quant'
If I did the second problem using a matrix I would get 6 as speed on the way back instead of 16. If I did it with this trick the answer is indeed 16. I'm not sure what I did wrong using the matrix approach. Any idea. My r = 4 for "to work" and r = x as "on the way back" Distance=D for "to work" and Distance=2D for "on the way back". T=D/4 for "to work" and T=2D/x for "on the way back". I plugged into avg speed formula to solve for x and got 6.
I used your method just now and got 16 as x. Did you get 3d/(d/4 + 2d/x). D cancels (which is why we pick a d!) And then fractions join to get 3x/(x+8)/4x. Dividing by a fraction is multiplying by reciprocal, giving 12x/(x +8) = 8, or 12x = 8x + 64, or 4x =64, x = 16. Let me know of this makes sense. And also just pick a distance next time!
Where do you recommend do to questions like this or any quant questions online for practice??
Love from Bangladesh ❤❤❤❤
Since distance is common can't we directly use HM(harmonic mean) that way it's much simpler than this and saves a lot of time if distance is variable aswell we can slightly modify the equation and use right , sir which do u think is ther better method?
Love it
Hello, Philip
I am facing problem with Quant in GRE, from last 3 tests my scores are going down please help.
Fluctuation is very common, nothing to be down about. Analyse every mistake meticulously!
I analyzed that philip and my problem was time management
Please give me some tips to manage time in GRE
Best video!!!!!!!!!!
:))
Please could you use a blackboard.
I do, in future vids
Phenomenal.
hii, I watched your video it is helping me in maths,
my GRE exam is on 8th of July 2020, but I'm too poor in verbal pl guide me in to increase marks in verbal thx!
Good luck Shubham, coming up soon!
i got it right!!!!!!!!!!
Was 10 hrs in question?
I take the at home GRE this 26th, I might wear diapers to piss myself lmao (will update on how I did later)
Try Pampers, I heard they make good ones
pls show the calculation, its much easier that way
but got it anyway thanks
How long do you think it will take the decimal to shift two points to the right (in the number of subscriber)?
I say, by Sept'2020.
Fun-Fact: this is the first video of yours on which I got to see a dislike.
Likely much much longer. Very hard to grow fast in the educational field.
@@TheTestedTutor Maybe that's true. But in my opinion, I think you will grow significantly faster owing to the fact there is hardly any bullshit in your videos. Most of the times you cut to chase and go straight from one topic to another. This is the only reason I usually prefer watching your videos. With time I am sure you will develop new techniques to entice new viewers and solve problems more innovatively. But please try to keep as much less crap as possible.
May the Force be With You.
You should decrease your tutoring charge and offer coaching service for group of student like gregmat....
558th like
thank you so much!