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MICROGRAMng:

Probability theory for the GMAT/GRE
(One of Eight posts)

Probability questions come up a lot in the Quantitative section of the typical GMAT or GRE exam and a lot of candidates fail them. Our strategy for passing probability questions is very simple - understand the principles involved; and rightly apply the principles.

Probability is a quantity that expresses the chance of an event occurring in a long series of repeated trials of the event.

Probability questions are all about EVENTS and OUTCOMES. The typical probability question will describe to you, a DESIRED OUTCOME, and your job, as the candidate writing the exam will be for you to orchestrate a SERIES OF EVENTS that lead to the desired outcome, ASSIGN PROBABILITIES to these series of events and hence compute the probability that the desired outcome described by the question will come to pass.

If you understand the immediate bolded above, probability questions will be very easy for you.

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