Master Multi-Source Reasoning Questions | Data Insights Series EP4, GMAT Focus Edition

Tackling Multi-Source Reasoning (MSR) on the GMAT can be like navigating through a complex maze. MSR questions are unique in that they require you to synthesize information from multiple tabs, making them notoriously complex and extremely time consuming. Each MSR Dataset may take up to 6-8 minutes, posing a unique time management challenge in the test environment. To add to the complexity, there are multiple varieties of content including text, graphs, tables, and images, requiring students to quickly tweak the processing methodology. But what if you could approach these questions with confidence and clarity?

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🧠 This power-packed session will equip you with our strategy of “Own the Dataset” that will teach you the following:
• Integration Skills: Learn to seamlessly combine information from various sources to form a coherent answer.
• Critical Thinking: Develop the ability to identify critical information quickly and discard irrelevant data.
• Analytical Prowess: Enhance your skills to analyze and interpret complex scenarios without getting overwhelmed.

✅ Attendees will Gain:
• Mastery: Understand the intricacies of MSR questions to improve your problem-solving accuracy.
• Speed: Reduce your question-solving time while maintaining precision.
• Confidence: Master our exclusive strategies and watch your GMAT scores soar.

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[bapesta]

Why is it inferred that the Papau mine being the largest in the world is a lode mine? Couldn’t it be a placer mine that still produces a few percent of total gold mined, if there are significantly more smaller lode mines.
Also, I don’t understand why the statement “the mine processed approximately 130kg of raw ore…” is incompatible with the passage statement “on average it produces 130kg of raw ore”. What scenario would the first statement be true?