GRE Math : How to find a complex fraction
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Example Question #1182 : Gre Quantitative Reasoning
For what year was there the greatest percent difference between the GDPs of Beetleton and Catterpilly?
The simplest way to do this problem is visually. From looking at the graph, the greatest difference between Beetleton and Caterpilly is 2 billion US, and this difference is also observed where those points for Beetleton and Caterpilly are closest to the x-axis: 2008.
Of course, the percent differences can also be calculated using the formula:
and for each year, the percent differences are as follows:
Of course this method is much more time consuming.
Example Question #1183 : Gre Quantitative Reasoning
Caterpilly is projected to see the same percentage growth from 2014 to 2015 as was seen between 2010 and 2011. What is the approximate projected GDP for Caterpilly in 2015 in billions of US dollars to the nearest tenth?
Percent growth is given by the formula:
So the percent grown for Caterpilly from 2010 to 2011 is:
Conversely, if percent growth is known, a new value can be found as follows:
The GDP for 2014 is 
Example Question #1184 : Gre Quantitative Reasoning
Megaton High is holding elections for the school president, vice president, and chief hall monitor, as well four secretarial positions which are identical. If a total of 
For this problem, note that for the 
However, for the second election, in which 
The total potential outcomes is given by the product of these two values:
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