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Math logic

Are there any useful resources to practice setting up the logic of case math problems? The word problems I've come across don't seem representative of what you get in an actual case. 

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Ian
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am 27. Juli 2021
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Hi there,

I'd recommend any of the following:

  1. Casebooks (happy to provide good ones)
  2. Preplounge math drills
  3. Rocketblocks
Anonym B
am 27. Juli 2021
Does the sharing of casebooks come as part of a session or will you share it if I DM you?
Anonym C
am 28. Juli 2021
It would be shocking to charge for casebooks that are readily available for free online...
Anonym D
am 28. Juli 2021
so take it for free online without disturbing others!!!
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Agrim
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am 29. Juli 2021
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Simple - practice more quant-heavy cases.

Most math-drills focus more on the calculations part.

Learning how to set up your math-logic is more of a practice issue.

Happy to help you out with specific problems you are facing - or if you want to tackle some tough quant cases.

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am 29. Juli 2021
McKinsey | NASA | top 10 FT MBA professor for consulting interviews | 6+ years of coaching

Hi, I recommend reading this and the 3 following articles:
https://www.preplounge.com/en/bootcamp.php/case-cracking-toolbox/practice-your-basics/why-math-matters

Hope it helps,
Antonello

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Florian
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am 28. Juli 2021
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Hey there,

I would recommend you to go through

  • case books (happy to share as well, probably with some overlap to Ian)
  • the specific math problems here in the PrepLounge case database --> just break out the math sections and focus on those

Cheers,

Florian