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What are the three rules for coutnting how many integers there are between two integers?
If one of the endpoints is included, subtract

If both endpoints are included, subtract and add 1

If neither endpoint is included, subtract and subtract one more.
If two jobs need to be completed and there are m ways to do the first job and n ways to do the second job, then ?
there are m * n ways to do one job followed by the other.
When would a venn diagram apply in the GRE?
They can ask you a question about it or you can utilize using one.
If E is any even, what is the probability the E will occur?
P(E) = number of favorable outcomes over total number of possible outcomes (assuming that the possible outcomes are all equally likely).
Let E be an event, and P(E) the probability that it will occur:
If E is impossible?
If it is certain E will occur?
In all cases?
Impossible: P(E) = O
Certain: P(E) = 1
All cases: 0 equal or less than 1 P (E) equal or less than 1.
If an experiment is done two (or more) times, what is the probability that first one even will occur and then a second will occur?
The product of the two probabilities
What is the first thing you should do when you have data interpretation questions?
Read the titles and study the charts before even reading the question.

Also, look for different measurements/ values when comparing.
What is a common mistake in data interpration questions?
Confusing percents and numbers. Absolute numbers versus percents.

This is serious when the questions involved percent increases and decreases.
If something increase double the amount, how much percent increase is that?
100%
e.g., 200 million to 400 million
How do you determine the ratio of two numbers that vary in units?
E.g., Ratio of 200 million dollars and 8 billion dollars?
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When you have a bar chart, how may it be faster to answer an average question?
Can you visulaize a line across the graph so that you have the same amount of grey area above the line as the white area below?