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GMAT Official Guide Three-Part Venn Diagram or Overlapping Sets

#GMAT #overlappingsets #overlapping #GRE #sets #venndiagrams This is a great example of a three-part Venn Diagram. If you memorize the formula as provided, you will be able to answer almost every three-part Venn Diagram that the GMAT will throw at you. To address the outlying three-part Venn Diagram questions (less than 10%, I'd reckon), see this video:    • Nasty Overlapping Sets Question -- Three P...   Also note that this question talks about Vomiting, Dizziness, and Sweaty Palms. A lot. This is most likely intentional and meant to make you feel slightly physically uneasy during the exam. My advice: just call it S, V, and D as I did in the video and ignore what each of those words means! https://privategmattutor.london https://yourgmatcoach.podia.com "Of the 300 subjects who participated in an experiment using virtual-reality therapy to reduce their fear of heights, 40 percent experienced sweaty palms, 30 percent experienced vomiting, and 75 percent experienced dizziness. If all of the subjects experienced at least one of these effects and 35 percent of the subjects experienced exactly two of these effects, how many of the subjects experienced only one of these effects?" About Private Tutoring: GMAT Preparation might take a while, but it can be quicker than you expect. I offer GMAT Tutoring online and in London. This can help you close the gap--no matter how insurmountable that gap might seem--between your current score and your target score. GMAT Tutoring is offered either hourly a la carte or in ten-hour packages. Why ten hours? Over many years of tutoring GMAT, I have found ten to be an effective number of hours to get you studying well on your own. If you prefer to do more hours than that, we can discuss. Even if you like to work on your own, sometimes a bit of guidance can help. In fact, the highest GMAT scorers tend to work very independently, but getting a bit of a nudge or tune-up in thinking helps with many of the trickiest GMAT questions. Or perhaps it's just accountability... it always helps to have deadlines to get the work done in the first place. No judgment--even I suffer from that problem sometimes. Not to worry--there will be lots of homework! https://privategmattutor.london/contact