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The most difficult questions on the GMAT Mathematics part (Problem Solving Difficulty: 805+ Level)
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How many even 3 digit integers greater than 700 with distinct non zero digits are there ?
30 April, by hurtado claudio
GMAT Problem Solving Questions, Difficulty: 805+ Level, Combinations, Source
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Two trucks travel from Alphaburg to Betaville along the same route. The speed limit for the first 30 miles is 60 miles per hour. The speed limit for
27 April, by hurtado claudio
Difficulty: 805+ Level, Distance/Rate Problems, Word Problems.
Two trucks travel from Alphaburg to Betaville along the same route. The speed limit for the first 30 miles is 60 miles per hour. The speed limit for the next 10 miles is 40 miles per hour, and the limit for the final 60 miles is 55 miles per hour. Truck F has a maximum speed of 70 miles per hour, but Truck S has a speed-limiting governor installed to cap its maximum speed at 50 miles per hour. Truck S departs Alphaburg 12 minutes before Truck F. If each truck travels at the lesser of the speed limit or the maximum speed of the truck, how far from Betaville is the point where Truck F catches up with Truck S?