I am binging your videos each day for hours as a revision for my GRE. I have stumbled on to a goldmine! I still can't believe I am getting this information for free! Thanks a lot for your generosity
Thank you! I take my GRE in one week and would be lost without your math tutoring videos. Definitely gaining a lot of confidence and knowledge with each one!
Because of your tutorial videos now I’ve started enjoying Math’s. I wish GRE was not the very next week. I am in love with your videos. Feels reminiscing of high school days. 😇📚
I am revising my GRE preparation. I am listening and practicing. Every video is handy. Thanking for your valuable effort to attain the GRE/GMAT aspirants' goal.
Thank You! I took a roundabout method in the last question (I eventually missed it). But your explanation made it so much easier to understand. Happy new year!
The most amazing thing about your style of teaching is that you make harder matters look easier with simple logical elaboration. I have been following you since it's helping me a lot in my time management and keeping my composure during timed practice sessions. I am trying to learn and work on how to keep so calm and effectively fast without being nervous (of time) and sloppily hasty from you. Could you make a video on time and stress management during the original test? I would love to see that coming.
Subscribed!!!!! Thank you thank you I was never able to fully comprehend percentage questions :( after just one video, thanks to you, I conquered the final boss: beast question easily! You’re an amazing teacher!!!!
Summary: If we are finding an original value -> If it is a %inc that gave us the current value then we can find the original value by dividing the current value with (1 + ( .inc )). -> If it is a %dec that gave us the current value then wee can find the original value by dividing the current value with (1 - (.dec)). Anyways, a good informative video like always!
You're absolutely amazing, your teaching style is so easy to understand. I used to feel like I can't do maths at all, but I feel much confident after watching your videos!!! Thanks a lot!!
Greetings. Thank you so much for such invaluable content for free! I would like to ask for this and the previous video on % s. Do the same questions show on GMAT as well? I am preparing for the GMAT; hence, I am not sure why you have only referred to the GRE, particularly in these two percentage videos. I would greatly appreciate your clarification. Many thanks!
Hi Philip! First of all - thank you sooo so much for your content! I was wondering if you could explain why you do not do 87360 = 1.05n + 0.8(1.05n) + 1.3 (0.8) (1.05n) because isn't the 2nd year a 20% decrease of the first year (1.05n)? Thank you so much!
Philip always coming in clutch with the best explanations, if I end up breaking that 158 barrier it will all be thanks to you haha. I was wondering if you could do a video on how to pace the actual exam, maybe give us examples on how you take it? I have found that my biggest issue is in the final quant section where Im incredibly tired so I end up making stupid mistakes like taking 4 minutes on a question or not reading if something is an integer or maybe not understanding the question. How do you pace your actual exam? :) Thanks for all the help
Hi, Philip hope you are doing good! I watch all your videos and they are splendid. just confused in this one as can you please let me know when they're a 12% decrease in a question, what we have to use is it /1.12 or *.88?
Hi Philip, when we're reversing the increase at 5:35 can't we multiply 26880 by 0.88 to decrease it to the original salary? You get a close number but not exactly the answer we're looking for, so why not? Thanks!
Hey Philip on the last question i got 80000 as original yes but than i went with simple interest formula i got 94,400 but in compund intrest formaula i got 95281 the same as you. can u tell me how to identify simple vs compund interest? or should i do it like in quesion which is fine too
For the first question...If for second year, the growth rate went "further" 8% then shouldn't that be 15+8=23% increase in the second year. So that would make.. 1500*1.15*1.23
No. X original value. After step-1, it becomes - x*1.15 . Now it further inceased 8 %, so final value - (x*1.15) which is the new base * (0.08) which is same as (x*1.23)
I am binging your videos each day for hours as a revision for my GRE. I have stumbled on to a goldmine! I still can't believe I am getting this information for free! Thanks a lot for your generosity
Philip's succinct knowledge and his mode of imparting knowledge are never mutually exclusive. He is a gem of a professional teacher
This is the only trick anybody needs to do %. Sooooo simple..... Thanks a Ton....
Best video for GRE prep!!! Thank you soo soo sooo much! your videos are clearing up my concepts faster than Japan's bullet trains XP
Wow that's fast!
That last problem is a great distillation of the concepts. Thank you.
Thank you! I take my GRE in one week and would be lost without your math tutoring videos. Definitely gaining a lot of confidence and knowledge with each one!
I have my GRE in two weeks and have been loving these videos! Patting myself on the back because I got the final problem correct!
Philip~ only the best videos and explanations AND and even better 1x1 tutor!
Thank you so much Alessandra
This saves so much time! I'm extremely slow when it comes to math and this might just save me and get me a decent score. Thank you!!!
Last moment GRE Quants revision looks too easy , thanks to you sir!
Because of your tutorial videos now I’ve started enjoying Math’s. I wish GRE was not the very next week. I am in love with your videos. Feels reminiscing of high school days. 😇📚
Thank you so much for all of your videos. You have no idea how much you are changing people's life (and scores). Such a talented individual.
Wow, what a lovely comment Daniela
You are such an amazing teacher!! I got the beast mode question because of all of your great previous explanations. Thank you for all you do! :)
Thanks Guilia!
I am revising my GRE preparation. I am listening and practicing. Every video is handy. Thanking for your valuable effort to attain the GRE/GMAT aspirants' goal.
when is your exam?
I found those type of questions very hard from childhood , but now after seeing your videos they seems to be really easy, thank you ❤️
Thank you very very much for your videos! They are changing my mental block towards math :)
Thanks a lot, Philip. Your videos are beneficial! You do such a great job explaining the material
This is an amazing trick.
I just loved it.
Thanks so much Dnyaneshwari
you are a LIFESAVER! please keep making quant videos .it really helps us out alot and your explanation is magical.
That's the plan!
Thank You! I took a roundabout method in the last question (I eventually missed it). But your explanation made it so much easier to understand. Happy new year!
Best gre material, good
This was fun! I was trying to figure this out on my own and wasn’t able to. Now it’s easy!
My tutor asked me to leave a comment anyway. Haha. Cheers man and thanks for the great content :)
i solved the last question unders 30 sec
Thank you for your tricks really appericate
Great video. I finally understand how to reverse % incr/decr
Best explaination abt percentages, very helpful video.
Thanks Philip from Georgia USA
i literally remembered your four tips in percentage video! thank you for this!
Thank u so much Philip!!! Your pedagogy is fabulous 😍😍😍Much love❤️
You’re the best maths teacher!
Wow, thank you!
This beast mode was very easy because I learned the concepts from one channel called the tested tutor. U can watch it, you'll like it.
Haha!
Learning so much in a very short time. Thanks to you, Phillip
The most amazing thing about your style of teaching is that you make harder matters look easier with simple logical elaboration. I have been following you since it's helping me a lot in my time management and keeping my composure during timed practice sessions. I am trying to learn and work on how to keep so calm and effectively fast without being nervous (of time) and sloppily hasty from you. Could you make a video on time and stress management during the original test? I would love to see that coming.
Subscribed!!!!! Thank you thank you I was never able to fully comprehend percentage questions :( after just one video, thanks to you, I conquered the final boss: beast question easily! You’re an amazing teacher!!!!
Thank you! Good luck on your journey Joceline
Summary:
If we are finding an original value
-> If it is a %inc that gave us the current value then we can find the original value by dividing the current value with (1 + ( .inc )).
-> If it is a %dec that gave us the current value then wee can find the original value by dividing the current value with (1 - (.dec)).
Anyways, a good informative video like always!
This video helped me a lot. Thank you!
You are saviour, just brilliant
Amazing... Just amazing 👏👏
binging your videos every night ✍️
You are Amazing Philip!
Hi ! watching your videos gives me so much confidence. I love your teaching style. Eternally grateful for getting this amazing content for free :)
You're absolutely amazing, your teaching style is so easy to understand. I used to feel like I can't do maths at all, but I feel much confident after watching your videos!!! Thanks a lot!!
Perfectly explained !💯
Thanks Kunal
Thank you so much for these tutorials . You are a life saver 🙏🏼
Nice one, Keep going Philip, you are doing great work 😊👍🏻👍🏻
I got the hardest question. Thanks.
Nice
Thanks alot bro for your wonderful explanation
Gracias Gracias, your videos are so helpful to me.
Thanks for this strategy
Thanks Philip for that revison .
Thank you Philip, your videos help me a lot!
Thank You Philip!!
Very Useful tips and easy to understand also time saver.
Excellent Video! Your explanations are the best! I keep coming back to you:)
Thank you so much Sir!
Greetings. Thank you so much for such invaluable content for free! I would like to ask for this and the previous video on % s. Do the same questions show on GMAT as well? I am preparing for the GMAT; hence, I am not sure why you have only referred to the GRE, particularly in these two percentage videos. I would greatly appreciate your clarification. Many thanks!
Excellent explanation, could you do a video on set theory-Venn diagrams as I find it impossible to understand
loved the video
Thank you soo much brother!
Hi Philip! First of all - thank you sooo so much for your content! I was wondering if you could explain why you do not do 87360 = 1.05n + 0.8(1.05n) + 1.3 (0.8) (1.05n) because isn't the 2nd year a 20% decrease of the first year (1.05n)? Thank you so much!
Why would someone dislike a video like this😡
Hello Sir,Can u make a video on how to revise after you done studying all chapter of Quants?
Thank you ❤
Philip always coming in clutch with the best explanations, if I end up breaking that 158 barrier it will all be thanks to you haha. I was wondering if you could do a video on how to pace the actual exam, maybe give us examples on how you take it? I have found that my biggest issue is in the final quant section where Im incredibly tired so I end up making stupid mistakes like taking 4 minutes on a question or not reading if something is an integer or maybe not understanding the question. How do you pace your actual exam? :) Thanks for all the help
Fast on the easy Qs, slow on the hard ones!
This is a really useful tip. Is there a way to apply this method to a question like "What is the percent by which 10/6 is greater than 0.6"?
It gets a little complicated but it works! I figured it out.
Hi, Philip hope you are doing good! I watch all your videos and they are splendid. just confused in this one as can you please let me know when they're a 12% decrease in a question, what we have to use is it /1.12 or *.88?
To do a 12% decrease we do x0.88. To undo a 12% increase we do /1.12.
That make sense. Thanks a lot Philip. You are one the best tutor.@@TheTestedTutor
Thank you, Sir
Brilliant.
very useful thankss
Could u come up with the calculating short cut tips as using computer calculator is cumbersome & time consuming
thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks a lot for helping others
Thaaaaank you Esraa
Thankyou
if we want to do (1.01)^12, how would you approach it ? Any shortcut - using calculator or paper?
Calc
a very good one
Knakir pola
Genius!!!!!
Hi Philip, when we're reversing the increase at 5:35 can't we multiply 26880 by 0.88 to decrease it to the original salary? You get a close number but not exactly the answer we're looking for, so why not? Thanks!
Exactly! That is the mistake to avoid. It gets a different number. Decreasing and increasing are not perfect opposites in percentages. :)
Hey Philip on the last question i got 80000 as original yes but than i went with simple interest formula i got 94,400 but in compund intrest formaula i got 95281 the same as you. can u tell me how to identify simple vs compund interest? or should i do it like in quesion which is fine too
Which is your whole video of percentage
The equation is definitely clutch. I knew my math was off when I had him down to a $37,000 salary LOL
Effective
Tips & Tricks for Percentages:
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@14:51 1.06^3*80K looks like a lot of work, any trick to do it quickly as I believe we wont have calculator in quant section
Hi Philip
I n the first example I can't understand why all have been multiplied?! I suppose it would be 1.15 (1500) +1.08 (1500)
Amira Salah Same result
@@stormy4537 no whill give a different result
you shouldn't add them.. thats not the question. instead you could do by this method...
1500*1.15=1725 and then
1725*1.08=1863
hope that helps
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Philips the second year salary would decrease on increased salary isnt it ? but you took the same salary
For the first question...If for second year, the growth rate went "further" 8% then shouldn't that be 15+8=23% increase in the second year.
So that would make..
1500*1.15*1.23
No. X original value. After step-1, it becomes - x*1.15 . Now it further inceased 8 %, so final value - (x*1.15) which is the new base * (0.08) which is same as (x*1.23)
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Day 1(30/01/24): Done
Day 2(01/02/24): Done
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wow
Me after doing the Beast Mode Question in 1 go 😎🤣
Haha nice
I did that one myself hurray :)