Do you take forever to do a GMAT or Executive Assessment unit conversion, or do you get lost in the middle of the algebra? Do you struggle to translate rate problems into solvable equations?

In this video, Bransen -- a GMAT Ninja tutor -- will show you how to think about conversions and rates questions efficiently and effectively. He'll help you understand that the skills behind “hard” EA and GMAT rates questions are actually pretty basic -- and the exam just gives these questions an intimidating illusion of complexity.

This video covers a wide range of difficulty levels. While the first few questions cover the fundamental skills you'll need to solve a conversions or a rates question, the last few questions could challenge anyone not already scoring in the high 40s in the quant section.

This is video #11 in our series of full-length GMAT quant lessons. For updates on upcoming videos, please subscribe!

This video will cover:
➡️ Unit conversions
➡️ Basic rates
➡️ Combining rates
➡️ Average speed
➡️ Logic and rates


This video is for you if:
➡️ You take forever to do unit conversions
➡️ You get lost when doing unit conversions
➡️ You don’t know what to do with multiple rates working together
➡️ You struggle to convert rate problems to solvable algebra
➡️ You don’t have a consistent approach to conversions / rates


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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
03:24 Question 1 - Basic conversions
12:21 Question 2 - Double conversions
18:31 Question 3 - Introduction to Rates
25:18 Question 4 - Filling the Bucket
31:15 Question 5 - Average Speed
39:02 Question 6 - Data Sufficiency and Rates
47:59 Question 7 - Completing the Marathon
54:07 Question 8 - At least 60 pitas?
1:02:00 Question 9 - Baking Pizzas