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• Advance your skills with 300 additional practice questions unique to this guide
• Problem Solving and Data Sufficiency questions with answer explanations
• Create your own practice sets online at gmat.wiley.com
• Exclusive online videos with study tips and test–taking strategies

THE OFFICIAL GUIDE FOR GMAT^® QUANTITATIVE REVIEW 2017

The premier source of quantitative practice questions, The Official Guide for GMAT^® Quantitative Review 2017 helps you target your study, customize your practice sessions, and further hone your math and reasoning skills.

Here′s what you′ll find inside:

• 300 additional Quantitative questions with answers and detailed explanations
• Topics like Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, and Word Problems
• Questions organized in order of difficulty to focus your study
• Access to an online question bank with customizable practice sets and exams at gmat.wiley.com

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