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How one can turn Grams to Pounds

yloqukegyr wrote 1 year ago: Conversion tables are learned in elementary education but some individuals are unable to preserve th … more →

Tags: Category1, grams to pounds, along-with, decimals places, each gram, number of pounds, reduced to three

Memorize This: More Than One Way To Say The Same Thing4 comments

gmatboost wrote 1 year ago: I recently added 100 new, difficult questions to GMATBoost. There are now 250 questions on the site. … more →

Tags: GMAT, gmat math, GMAT quantitative, gmatboost

Memorize This: The Relationship Between x, x^2, and x^31 comment

gmatboost wrote 1 year ago: I recently redesigned all of GMATBoost. Check out the new site, and make sure to sign up for free fo … more →

Tags: gmat math, GMAT, Math, graduate management admission test, graphing functions

Memorize This: Conversions Between Fractions, Decimals, and Percentages2 comments

gmatboost wrote 1 year ago: Here is another fact or formula you should memorize in order to save time on the GMAT Math section. … more →

Tags: gmat math, Math, graduate management admission test, Fraction, Percentage

Memorize This: How Do You Determine If n Is Divisible by k?

gmatboost wrote 1 year ago: Here is another fact or formula you should memorize in order to save time on the GMAT Math section. … more →

Tags: gmat math, Math, graduate management admission test, prime number, divisibility

Memorize This: Only perfect squares have an odd number of factors

gmatboost wrote 1 year ago: Here is another fact or formula you should memorize in order to save time on the GMAT Math section. … more →

Tags: gmat math, GMAT, Math, square root, graduate management admission test, square number, Factors

Interesting BTG Post: Sphere Inscribed in a Cube1 comment

gmatboost wrote 1 year ago: This is another Interesting BTG Problem. The question is here and my explanation is here.   (image s … more →

Tags: Interesting BTG Posts, BTG, GMAT, gmat math, graduate management admission test, Math, Pythagorean Theorem

Memorize This: Formula For The Area Of An Equilateral Triangle

gmatboost wrote 1 year ago: This is the first in a series of posts about facts, numbers, formulas, and other things you should m … more →

Tags: Time Saving Tips, gmat math, GMAT, Math, equilateral triangle

Memorize This!

BeLinda wrote 2 years ago: I thought posting the first amendment word for word would be a good way to re-kick off this blog. He … more →

Tags: The First Amendment

Recursive Discrete Aggregate Loss

uclatommy wrote 4 years ago: You have 2 six-sided dice.  You roll one dice to determine the number of times you will roll the sec … more →

Tags: Severity Models, Frequency Models, Aggregate Models, Probability, Aggregate Loss, Recursive Formula, Discrete Distribution, convolution

Approximating Aggregate Losses

uclatommy wrote 4 years ago: An aggregate loss  is the sum of all losses in a certain period of time.  There are an unknown numbe … more →

Tags: Severity Models, Frequency Models, Aggregate Models, Probability, shortcut, Sum of IID, Normal Approximation, Conditional Variance, Frequency

The Loss Elimination Ratio2 comments

uclatommy wrote 4 years ago: If you impose a deductible on an insurance policy that you’ve written, what fraction of expect … more →

Tags: Coverage Modifications, Deductibles, expected value, deductible, Loss Elimination Ratio, Ordinary Deductible, Franchise Deductible, Inflation

The Bernoulli Shortcut

uclatommy wrote 5 years ago: If has a Standard Bernoulli Distribution, then it can only have values 0 or 1 with probabilities and … more →

Tags: Probability, expected value, variance, shortcut, bernoulli distribution

Normal Approximation

uclatommy wrote 5 years ago: If a random variable is normal, you can map it to a standard normal distribution (useful for finding … more →

Tags: Probability, Sum of IID, central limit theorem, Normal Approximation, Standard Normal Distribution, Standard Normal Table

Conditional Probability and Expectation

uclatommy wrote 5 years ago:   Conditional probability: Bayes Theorem: for continuous distributions: Recall for a joint distribut … more →

Tags: Probability, conditional probability, bayes theorem, Joint Distribution, Law of Total Probability, Conditional Mean

Functions and Moments

uclatommy wrote 5 years ago: Some distribution functions: Survival function   where is a cumulative distribution function. Hazard … more →

Tags: Probability, Survival Function, Hazard Rate, expected value, variance, Moments, skewness, Kurtosis, covariance

7.4 - Assurance of Guidance - 1 John 4:4

Allen Bingham wrote 8 years ago: Memorize 1 John 4:4 Little children, you are from God, and have conquered them; for the one who is i … more →

Tags: Practice

7.3 - Assurance of God's Guidance - Jeremiah 17:7

Allen Bingham wrote 8 years ago: Memorize Jeremiah 17:7 Blessed are those who trust in the LORD, whose trust is the LORD (NRSV). But … more →

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7.2 - Assurance of Guidance - Psalm 32:8

Allen Bingham wrote 8 years ago: Memorize Psalm 32:8 I will instruct you and teach you the way you should go;I will counsel you with … more →

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