The Mixture Alligation Scale

Definition

The Mixture Alligation Scale in plain English

Same move as Mixture Alligation Scale (Balance Method / Alligation Seesaw): put the two pure values on the ends, the target in the middle, and cross-read opposite gaps as part counts. Micro-example: mix 10% and 40% to get 20%. Gaps 10 and 20 give ratio 1:2 strong to weak.

Related GMAT terms

• Algebraic Functions & Sequences (Periodic Remainder Heuristic)
• Dual-Variable Mixture Optimization
• Mixture Alligation Scale
• Periodic Remainder Heuristic
• Recursive Mapping
• The Periodic Remainder Heuristic
• Composite Number
• Conjunction