i believe i’m okay at DM but i’m really bad at probability questions and i have to learn how to do venn diagrams. I will watch your video hope it improves my scores
4:22 - I thought some was 'at least one' rather than more than one? So according to the statement we know at least one town is popular as is the 'most' popular? Just a tad confused as to how the word 'some' is defined...
on the 5th question you have to be able to get 3 As as all students who studied chem got an A and the requirment is As in physics and biology so youd have to get AAA to get into med school
for the syllogism about med school, bio, chem and physics. Are you meant to assume Amanda and Rebecca do not go to that high school, so its possible they got a B in Chemistry
also for earl got A B in physics so he cannot attend that High School, i thought the answer would be No, because if you get a B in physics it does not mean that you cant go to high school it means you cant go to med school
Hi Emil, for the second question of this subtest, the 5th statement states that 'Some economically important nightshades are edible'. why cant the answer be 'No'? Even tho, Nightshades grown in the northern hemisphere are edible, but there is not enough information in the premise to support that 'there are actually nightshades growing in the northern hemisphere'. If we can not conclude there are definitely Nightshade in northern hemisphere, how can we conclude 'Yes' there are edible nightshades?
Hey Emil, while I was attempting Medentry and Medify, I noticed I couldn't review specific questions on Medify as I could in Medentry (instead I could only review either all/incomplete/flagged). Would this be the case in the actual UCAT?
hi emil! thanks for a super helpful video! I noticed you were able to navigate the test very easily without using the mouse. Do you mind sharing what keyboard shortcuts you used? particularly to move quickly between those you left blank/those you marked?
For this particular colour (blue), we know there are 2 of them in the bag out of 5. So the chance of the person drawing the Blue on the first draw would be 2/5; hence after this has taken place, the number of counters is 4 in total (as one is taken out). Furthermore, the number of blue counters is NOW 1 because he has taken one out. Thus when the second draw occurs, the chance of getting the other Blue in a row is 1/4. So that is why he multiplied 2/5 by 1/4. For red, you do the same thing, but because there are 3 out of 5, you do 3/5 times 2/4 times 1/3.
6:06 the first option should be yes because she cant go to med school without an A in physics and biology and the question already says everybody got an A in chemistry . Please justify .
@@its_not_lux not always accurate, I got the exact same mark in 2 DM subtests but the score was different (by about 50), it's dependent on the difficulty of the exam
@@Jana-kz4mt cuz the first rabbit can go wherever, its the second and third rabbit that have to follow the first rabbit, so the first rabbit doesn't HAVE to do anything but the second and third MUST follow the first rabbit.
