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TTP AI Assist

User Guide
To access the AI chatbot, follow these steps:

1 Visit any Quant or Verbal lesson.

2 Within the lesson, you'll see an AI Assist icon. Click on this icon to open the chatbot

interface.

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base and the exponent are positive integers), a pattern will arise in the units digit of the product. For
example, let’s look at the number 5: 51 = 5, 52 = 25, 53 = 125, and 54 = 625. Notice that each of the
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powers ends in 5 (has a units digit of 5).

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Ask AI Assist anything


This chatbot is designed to assist with various

use cases related to GMAT preparation, such as:

Example Prompt

Answer detailed questions


“Can you explain the concept of patterns in unit
about GMAT topics and
digits and how it's applied in GMAT number
concepts within the curriculum.
properties questions?”

Generate practice problems Example Prompt

and examples with adjustable “Generate 3 medium-difficulty practice problems

difficulty levels. involving patterns in unit digits.”

Provide step-by-step Example Prompt

explanations for solvin g GMAT


Find the Conclusion
, g down
“Walk me through solving this
problems breakin
example step-by-step.”
complex concepts.

Example Prompt
Offer concise summaries of key

GMAT concepts and formulas “Give me a quick summary of the common logical

for quick review. errors in cause-and-effect reasoning.”

Example Prompt

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Analy e problem solvin g
“I solved example 38 by using brute force and
approaches and su ggest more
just doing the math. Is there a faster way to solve
efficient methods or shortcuts.
this problem?”

Example Prompt

Offer detailed explanations of


I
“ n example 40, I mistakenly thought that the square
the reasonin g behind correct 100 10
root of a was equal to a . Can you tell me why that is
and incorrect answer choices.
incorrect?”

Provide explanations for Example Prompt

mathematical terms and “What is the difference between simple and

concepts in simple lan guage. compound interest on the GMAT?”


Offer targeted study strategies Example Prompt

and problem-solving techniques Boldface Method


What’s the best strategy for solving

for specific GMAT topics. of Reasoning questions on the GMAT?”

Example Prompt

Suggest supplementary lessons “I'm struggling with units digit pattern problems. What

to bridge knowledge gaps. other GMAT Quant lessons should I review to


improve on this topic?”

Example Prompt
Conduct interactive learning
“Let’s do a flashcard session on Primary Purpose
sessions for active recall and
incorrect answer type. You provide the incorrect
comprehension.
answer type and I will provide the definition.”

Generate on-demand quizzes Example Prompt

and practice sets for any GMAT “Create a 5-question quiz focusing on identifying
lesson or topic. and the difference of two squares.”

Example Prompt
Present "what-if " scenarios to

illustrate how changing “If choice (A) had said “all workers” instead of “some

parameters affects solutions. workers,” would it be the correct answer?”

Example Prompt

Compare similar mathematical “What's the difference between the units digit
concepts to highlight nuances patterns for powers of 2 and powers of 8? How can
and prevent mistakes. understanding this difference help prevent mistakes
in GMAT number properties questions?”

Provide real-world business Example Prompt

examples demonstrating “Can you provide a business scenario that

practical applications of GMAT demonstrates the application of the concepts in

concepts. this lesson?”

Example Prompt

Offer time-management and


“What's the best way to manage my time during
test-taking strategies.
the quant section of the GMAT?”
Example Prompt
Identify and explain common

GMAT math traps and how to “What are the most frequent traps in RC Inference
avoid them. questions, and how can I avoid them?”

Example Prompt
Provide mnemonics and
“Can you give me a mnemonic device for
memory techniques for
remembering which numbers' powers always end in
remembering complex formulas.
themselves?”

Example Prompt
Offer strategies for mental

math and estimation in GMAT “What are some effective mental math techniques for

quant questions. quickly computing large products?”

Example Prompt

Provide tips on recognizing “What strategies can I use to quickly identify

patterns and translating word numerical patterns in GMAT word problems? How

problems into equations. can I efficiently translate those patterns into useful
equations or solution approaches?”

Example Prompt
Generate analogies to explain

complex mathematical concepts “Can you explain the concept of combinations and
using everyday scenarios. permutations using a real-world example?”

Example Prompt

Provide a comparative analysis


“Compare using the units digit matrix versus
of problem-solving approaches.
calculating each power individually for Example 4.”

Example Prompt

Offer strategies for tackling “If I encounter a Critical Reasoning question on the

unfamiliar problem types. GMAT that doesn’t seem to fit any of the question
types I’ve studied, what approach should I take?”

Example Prompt

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on specific error types. that focus on separating the author’s opinion from the
opinions of people mentioned in the passage.”
Example Prompt

x
Provide e planations of the
"What's the mathematical reasoning behind why
mathematical principles

underlying GMAT concepts. (


certain numbers such as 5 and 6) always have the
same units digit when raised to any power?"

Example Prompt
Offer strategies for
"In weighted average problem, how can I use the
eliminating answer choices in
answer choices to narrow down the possible solutions,
multiple-choice questions.
even if unable to properly set up the equation?"

Example Prompt
Provide practice in recognizing
“Give me three questions in which using the
when to apply specific
assumption negation technique would be the most
concepts or formulas.
effective approach.”

Example Prompt
Offer guidance on how to

b
approach pro lems with "How should I approach a problem that combines

multiple concepts. x /
e ponents and even odd numbers?”

Example Prompt

Provide strategies for checking "What's a quick way to verify my answer in a quadratic
work and verifying answers. equation problem without redoing the entire
calculation?"

Example Prompt

Generate customized study


plans based on individual
“Based on my struggle with Inference questions, can
you create a week-long study plan to improve my skills
strengths and weaknesses.
on this question type?”

Example Prompt

Provide cross-topic connections "How can understanding units digit patterns be


and applications. useful in other GMAT Quant topics, such as
probability or combinatorics?"

Example Prompt

Generate adaptive practice “Create an adaptive practice session on Complete


sessions that adjust difficulty the Passage questions that starts with medium-

based on performance. difficulty questions and adjusts based on my


performance.”
Generate problems that Example Prompt

highlight the limitations or "Create a problem that demonstrates a situation in


exceptions to which the usual units digit pattern rules don't apply
mathematical rules. or need to be modified."

Provide guidance on how Example Prompt

to approach problems "How should I approach an average rate question

with missing or when I’m not given a numerical value for the two

ambiguous information. distances traveled?"

Example Prompt
Provide strategies for
"After mastering average rate questions involving time
generalizing problem-solving
and distance, how can I extend this knowledge to
techniques.
average rate questions involving gallons and distance?"

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