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√2
x2
If f(x) = + 4 and f(2k) = 36, then which of
the following is one possible value of k?
2
4

2√2

√14
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The numbers {a, b, c } are three positive
a×b×c
integers. If
equals an integer and 2
14
b×c
equals an integer, what is the
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smallest possible integer
value of a ?
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Enter the answer as a fraction. Fractions do not need to be in simplest form
The first term in a certain sequence is 1,

and for all integers n ≥ 2, the nth term in
the sequence is the sum of 1 plus the
reciprocal of the previous term in the
sequence. What is the value of the sixth
term in this sequence?
Give your answer as a fraction.
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Choose the correct statement.
The quantity in Column A is greater

Column A Column B
The quantity in Column B is greater
The number of The number of
distinct prime distinct prime The two quantities are equal
factors of 206 factors of 3210
The relationship cannot be
determined from the information
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A developer proposes converting a

In the downtown of a certain city, there are gigantic old warehouse complex into
8,000 apartments for rent. Here is their apartments. The proposed new building
breakdown by total area: would add 250 economy apartments
(area = 625 sq. ft.), 200 regular
apartments (area = 925 sq. ft.), and 50
luxury apartments (area = 1800 sq. ft.).
If these apartments are added, then
apartments with an area of 750 – 1000
sq. ft. will constitute what percent of the
total number of apartments downtown.
16%
24%
35%
50%
72%
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The median area falls into what group?

In the downtown of a certain city, there are
8,000 apartments for rent. Here is their 500 – 750 sq. ft.
breakdown by total area:
750 – 1000 sq. ft.
1000 – 1250 sq. ft.
1250 – 1500 sq. ft.
1500 – 1750 sq. ft.
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What is the total number of apartments

In the downtown of a certain city, there are with area between 500 and 1000 sq.
8,000 apartments for rent. Here is their ft.?
breakdown by total area:
1440
1840
2080
3280
3920
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Which of the following is the correct 2√13 < 3√6 < 5√2 < 4√3

ordering of 2√13, 4√3, 5√2 and 3√6?
3√6 < 5√2 < 4√3 < 2√13

4√3 < 5√2 < 2√13 < 3√6

5√2 < 4√3 < 3√6 < 2√13

2√13 < 3√6 < 4√3 < 5√2
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An orchard contains only cherry trees,
apple trees and peach trees. The ratio of
apple trees to peach trees is 2:3, and the
ratio of cherry trees to peach trees is 2:1. The two quantities are equal
There are 33 trees altogether.
Column A Column B determined from the information
given
Number of peach trees 8
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For all positive numbers x, Δx is defined as
the cube root of x, and ∇x is defined as the
m6
square root of x. If ∇(Δk) = m2 , then k =
m12
m36
m64
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Clyde drove 30 miles in 20 minutes, and
then drove an additional 10 miles in 10
minutes.
The two quantities are equal
Column A Column B
Clyde’s average speed for 75 miles
the entire trip. per hour
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Three friends are buying a gift for a friend.
Declan contributes 4 dollars more than
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the cost of the gift, Ed contributes 1
4
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dollar less than the cost of the gift, and
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Frank contributes the remaining 22 dollars. 66
What is the cost of the gift?
72
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Consider each of the choices separately and select all that apply.
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In the standard x,y-plane, Line L passes
through the point (1, 3). If Line L passes
1/2
below the point (4, 5), then which of the
following could be the slope of Line L? 2/3
Indicate all possible slopes.
3/5
4/5
4/7
5/4
5/6
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Enter the answer in the blank.
In the
diagram, BC = CD = BD, angle FDE
= 40°, angle EFD
= 75°, and line BG is
parallel to line DF. What is
the measure
of angle A
in degrees?
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Column A Column determined from the information
B given
Number of different triangles 42

possible using the given points
as vertices.
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Ten students wrote a test, and the
distribution of scores is shown on the
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frequency table. If the average (arithmetic
mean) score is 62, what is the value of x ? 71
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w , x and y are consecutive even integers.
wxy = 0 The quantity in Column B is greater
w<x<y The two quantities are equal

Column A Column B The relationship cannot be
x 0
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In 2006, the ratio of the number of

widgets sold by Company C, Company
E (not shown) and Company D was 5
to 8 to 2, respectively. How many
widgets did Company E sell in 2006?
300,000
600,000
2,400,000
4,800,000
6,000,000
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In 2005, Company C sold what percent

of the widgets sold by the four
companies listed?
24
25
30
37.5
42.9
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31.25
Increasing the original price of a certain
item by 25 percent and then increasing the
37.50
new price by 25 percent is equivalent to
increasing the original price by what 50.00
percent?
52.50
56.25
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Column A Column
B The quantity in Column B is greater
The average (arithmetic mean) 34 The two quantities are equal

of 32, 34, 36
given
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If ak – b = c – dk, then k = b+c−a−d
b+c+d

a
c b
+
a d
b−c

a−d
b+c

a+d
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1.25x
A
circle has an area of x. If the diameter is
increased by 50%, what is the area
of the
1.5x
resulting circle in terms of x?
2x
2.25x
3x
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The roots of an algebraic

expression are
the x-values that make the expression
equal to zero. What are the sum of the
roots of the
expression (x –
2)(x2 + 7x
+
12)?
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Half of w is x The quantity in Column A is greater
Half of y is w The quantity in Column B is greater
w + x + y = 28 The two quantities are equal

w 7
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At a certain company, 30 percent of the
male employees and 50 percent of the
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female employees have an MBA. If 40
percent of the employees are female, what 54
percent of the employees do not have an
MBA? 62
85
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For positive numbers j and k, 4j2 = 17k2.

Column A Column B

j 2k

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Profit = Revenue – Costs. If costs

The following tables show the revenues & remain constant from 2007 to 2008,
costs, in thousands of dollars, for a small and if revenues increase by 10% in that
company in the year 2007. same period, by what percent will
profits increase from 2007 to 2008?
11.6%
25.8%
34.7%
71.2%
116.3%
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The CEO has promised that any

The following tables show the revenues & increase in revenues from investments
costs, in thousands of dollars, for a small in 2008 will go toward increasing the
company in the year 2007. R&D budget. Assume that revenues
from investments increase by 40% from
2007 to 2008, and that these additional
funds are the only change to the R & D
budget. By what percent does the R &
D budget increase?
2.8%
4.0%
11.5%
28.3%
56.6%
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The costs associated with insurance

The following tables show the revenues & and the physical plant are what
costs, in thousands of dollars, for a small percentage of total costs?
company in the year 2007.
6.8%
16.4%
27.2%
83.6%
90.0%
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18√2
√8 1 + 81 + 81 + 81 + 81 + 81 + 81 + 81 =

36√2
72

162√2
648
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n is a positive integer

Column A Column B

(0.99)n 0.01

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At Joe's candy store, the total cost of 1
gumball and 1 lollipop is $0.74. The total
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cost of 1 chocolate bar and 1 lollipop is
$0.92. The total cost of 1 gumball and 1 0.63
chocolate bar is $1.24. What is the cost in
dollars of 1 chocolate bar? 0.67
0.71
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Which of the following is a value of x that
makes the expression
-3
(x2 + 5x + 6)(x2 − 7x + 6)

(x2 − 4x − 21) -2
equal to zero? 1
Indicate all possible values of x.
4
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If √8x2 + 17 = 3x − 2 , what is the value of
2x?
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Column A Column
The remainder when positive 11 The two quantities are equal

integer x is divided by 11
given
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In a certain town in Connecticut, the ratio of
NY Yankees fans to NY Mets fans is 3:2,
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and the ratio of NY Mets fans to Boston
Red Sox fans is 4:5. If there are 300 90
baseball fans in the town, each of whom is
a fan of exactly one of those three teams, 120
how many NY Mets fans are there in this
town? 133
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w , x , and y are positive integers. The quantity in Column A is greater
w + x + y = 90 The quantity in Column B is greater
Column A Column B The two quantities are equal
Average (arithmetic Median of w , The relationship cannot be

mean) of w , x , and y x , and y determined from the information
given
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s1, s2, s3, s4, s5, ….
In the sequence above, each term after the 0.75

first term is equal to the preceding term
divided by a positive number p, such that p 1.5
> 1. If s3 = 24 and s5 = 6, which of the
2
following is the value of s8?
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Column A Column B
a+b+c+d e+f+g+h given
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Don has x marbles. If y marbles are white,
x−y
what percent of Don’s marbles are NOT
white? 100(x − y)

x
x−y

100x
x

100(x − y)
100y

x
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a + (b + c) = (a + b) + c
If a, b, and c are real numbers, which of the
following must be true?
a − (b − c) = (a − b) – c
a*(b*c) = (a*b)* c
a/(b/c) = (a/b)/c
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(1.37 x 1024) x (2.6 x 10–22) =
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w + x + y = 21 The quantity in Column A is greater

Column A Column B
Average of x and y 7 The two quantities are equal

given
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College C received approximately how

much in state appropriations per
student?
$9,000
$12,000
$19,000
$27,000
$39,000
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Suppose in the next year, 2007,

College D's expenses and enrollment
remain about the same, but in addition
to their current revenues, they receive
an additional $50,000,000 grant. This
would allow them to reduce average
tuition by how much?
$1388.89
$3571.43
$5555.56
$9500.00
$25888.89
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What is the total dollar amount that

College B received in grants?
$16,000,000
$48,000,000
$96,000,000
$160,000,000
$192,000,000
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10, 11, 12
Which of the following sets of numbers has
the greatest standard deviation?
–3, –4, –5
–2, 0, 2
5.1, 5.2, 5.3
20, 22, 22.5
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The four small rectangles have the same determined from the information
dimensions given
Column A Column B
DC/BC 4/3
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Nina has exactly enough money to
purchase 6 widgets. If the cost of each
$24
widget were reduced by $1.25, then Nina
would have exactly enough money to $30
purchase 8 widgets. How much money
does Nina have? $36
$40
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Ashley's score was 20% higher than Bert's The quantity in Column A is greater
score. Bert's score was 20% lower than
Charles' score.
Column A Column B
Ashley's score Charles' score
given
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y is 25% of x
If xy ≠ 0, and 75% of x equals 125% of y,
which of the following is true?
y is 40% of x
y is 60% of x
y is 140% of x
y is 1662/3% of x
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In a certain sequence of numbers, each
term after the first is found by adding 1 to
8
the previous term and then doubling this
sum. If the third term is 18, which of the 10
following numbers are in the sequence?
16
Indicated all such numbers.
34
38
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Set X={a, b, c}, where a < b < c. If the

average (arithmetic mean) of a and b is 3x
– 13, and the average of b and c is 3x + 11,
what is the range of set X?
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The average (arithmetic mean) of 3, 3, 5, 6 The quantity in Column A is greater

and x is 2.
Column A Column B
x −8
given
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8/
a 3
+1
b
c
4
b
9
In the expression above, a, b and c are /2
different numbers and each is one of the
numbers 2, 3 or 5. What is the greatest 5
possible value of the expression?
6
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given
AB + AD DC + BC
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If gas costs $4/gallon, and one is going

to drive a compact car on a 200 mile
trip, what is the difference in fuel costs
required for this trip between the most
fuel efficient and least fuel efficient
compact car?
$64
$80
Note: mpg = miles per gallon
$160
$200
$800
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The range from the least fuel efficient

Station Wagon to the most fuel efficient
Station Wagon is what?
20 mpg
28 mpg
36 mpg
42 mpg
50 mpg
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In how many different categories is

it possible to select a vehicle with a fuel
efficiency of 28 mpg?
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If the average (arithmetic mean) of 24
consecutive odd integers is 48, what is the
47
median of the 24 numbers?
48
49
72
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Column A Column B
Product of the even Product of the odd
integers from –12 integers from –5 to The two quantities are equal
to 6 inclusive. 13 inclusive.
given
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For all numbers x and y, the operation ϕ is
defined by
12
x ϕ y = (x + y)(x – y) + (y – x)(y + x) + xy.
18
What is the value of √12 ϕ √3 ?
24
36
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A weighted coin has a probability p of
showing heads. If successive flips are
0.2
independent, and the probability of getting
at least one head in two flips is greater than 0.3
0.5, then what could p be?
0.4
Indicate all possible values.
0.6
0.7
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x is a positive integer less than 100. When

x is divided by 5, the remainder is 4, and
when x is divided by 23, the remainder is 7.
What is the value of x?
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The probability that event A will occur is 0.5
The probability that event B will occur is 0.4 The quantity in Column B is greater
The probability that event A or B will occur The two quantities are equal
is 0.8
B given
Probability that A and B both 0.1
occur
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Which of the following is a root of the
equation 2x2 - 20x = 48?
2
12
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given
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x + 11 -11
If x + 2 = , then x2 + 4x - 5 =
x+3
-5
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x, y, and z are three numbers, and 2x = y

Column Column B
A
x + z the average (arithmetic
3 The relationship cannot be
mean)
of the three numbers
given
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840
If K is the least positive integer that is
divisible by every integer from 1 to 8
2,520
inclusive, then K =
6,720
20,160
40,320
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0.5
The sides of a triangle are 1, x, and x2.
What are possible values of x?
1
1.5
2.5
3.5
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If p and q are the solutions to x2 + 13x =

48, then what is the value of (p − q)2?
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AB = 12, AC = 10, AD = 18
given
Note: the region above is circular
Column A Column B
x y
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What is the average (arithmetic mean)

number of televisions per household?
Cannot be determined
2.1
2.3
2.5
2.7
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If k is the number of households with

exactly 2 televisions, then the number
of households with exactly 4 televisions
is
k−4
2k
k
−4
100
5k

6
500k

6
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What is the median number of

televisions per household?
2.5
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7 + 4k
Seven years ago Bob was k times as old
as Ann. If Ann is now 11 years old, what is
11/k + 7
Bob’s present age in terms of k?
11 – 7/k
11 – k/7
4k – 7
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In this diagram, the circle is inscribed in the
square.

given
Column A Column B
5r
Length of diagonal AC /2
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$1.20
At Demeter Deals, the cost of 3 apples and
4 bananas is $4.23, and the cost of 5
$1.30
apples and 7 bananas is $7.16. At these
prices, what would be the cost of 1 apple $1.40
and 1 banana?
$1.50
$1.60
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Column A Column B
The product of The product of
integers from −87 integers from −58 The two quantities are equal
to −36 inclusive to −34 inclusive
given
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0.00001
If 100,000 microns = 1 decimeter, and
1,000,000,000 angstroms = 1 decimeter,
0.0001
how many angstroms equal 1 micron?
0.001
10,000
100,000
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N N
The maximum number of meals an event +
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organizer can order is N. On a particular
N N 7N
Friday, he needs to have meals at one +
4 5 30
N
event and meals available at another N 4N
6 +
event. Which of the following expressions 6 15
represent the total number of meals he N 7N
would have to have ready for both of these +
8 24
events?
N 13N
+
Indicate all such expressions. 18 36
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p2 √p 5
For a positive number p, −2 = pn . What
p
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Column A Column B
xy 70 The two quantities are equal

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If x is a positive integer and x+2 is divisible
by 10, what is the remainder when x2+4x+9
3
is divided by 10?
5
9
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From 2010 to 2015, revenue at QN

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revenues and total costs of QN approximately what percent?
Corporation, a publicly traded company,
over the span 2007-2015. Recall that, for 18%
any year, profit = (revenue) – (cost).
47%
63%
84%
126%
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revenues and total costs of QN which of the following?
Corporation, a publicly traded company,
over the span 2007-2015. Recall that, for $80 million
any year, profit = (revenue) – (cost).
$160 million
$190 million
$240 million
$350 million
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The following graph shows the total then from 2009 to 2010, profit at QN
revenues and total costs of QN Corporation increased by
Corporation, a publicly traded company, approximately what percent?
over the span 2007-2015. Recall that, for
any year, profit = (revenue) – (cost). 81%
165%
300%
433%
533%
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If xy ≠ 0 and 2x + 3y is equal to 175% of
x 16
8x, then =
y 3

20
3

16
1

4
3

8
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of fruit, all apples and oranges. The ratio of
apples to oranges in this bowl is 3 to 5.
Column A Column
B The relationship cannot be
the number of apples in this 66
given
fruit bowl
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1/3
of x% of 50 is equal to 5% of 200. What
is the value of x?
30
60
80
120
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Which of the following, when rounded to
the nearest integer, are rounded to 3?
3.445
3.494
3.499
3.501
3.61
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region is
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The fraction , when written in lowest
36
a
terms, is , where a and b are positive The quantity in Column B is greater
b
numbers.
Column A Column B
a+b 6 determined from the information
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In Ophiuchus Corporation, 60% of the total
2
revenue R is devoted to the advertising
budget. Five-sixths of this advertising R

budget was spent on television advertising. 3
Which of the following represents the dollar 2R

amount spent on television advertising? 3
2R

5
4R

5
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y2 + 5 50

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If 2x – 3y = 6, then 6y – 4x =
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between 50 and 60 between 80 and 90 The two quantities are equal

given
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In the xy coordinate system, line k passes y = − x + 2m
2
through points (–5m, 0) and (0, 2m). Which
of the following is a possible equation of 2
y = x − 5m
5
line k?
5
y = x + 2m
2
2
y = x + 2m
5
2
y = − x − 5m
5
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If J is a positive odd integer less than 10,
and K is an even integer such that 50 ≤ K ≤
80
100, then which of the following could be
the value of J2 + K? 85
99
100
159 
162
195
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triangle has legs of 6 and x,
and a
hypotenuse of r. If 5r = 5x + 9, what is the
value of r + x?
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0.05 percent of 4000 1/200 of 4000

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Which of the following gives the range

In a survey, 82 high school students were of the median number of hours of TV
randomly selected and asked how many watched last week?
hours of television they had watched in the
previous week. The histogram below 1-5
displays their answers.
6-10
11-15
16-20
41-45
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In a survey, 82 high school students were third quartile value for number of hours
randomly selected and asked how many of TV watched last week?
hours of television they had watched in the
previous week. The histogram below 11
displays their answers.
17
21
23
26
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Suppose all students surveyed

In a survey, 82 high school students were answered in integer number of hours
randomly selected and asked how many only. Suppose, of 82 surveyed, only
hours of television they had watched in the one respondent answered "16 hours."
previous week. The histogram below Within this group, the approximate
displays their answers. percentile of this person would be:
32nd percentile
51st percentile
67th percentile
75th percentile
80th percentile
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reciprocal, and j is twice k, then jk =
4

4√2
8

8√2
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In Blattodea Hotel, the ratio of single-bed The quantity in Column A is greater
rooms to double-bed rooms is 4 to 11.
In Fremont Hotel, the ratio of single-bed
rooms to double-bed rooms is 3 to 8. The two quantities are equal

The number of The number of given
single-bed rooms in single-bed rooms
Blattodea Hotel in Fremont Hotel
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If the population of Townville went from
2105 to 1705, then the percent decrease in
21
population is closest to
22
23
24
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Line k is in the rectangular coordinate
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−2
3y = 2x + 6, and line k intersects the x-axis
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Which of the following are divisors of
1.2 × 1010
?
75
510
18
39
36
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positive terms,
{a1, a2, a3, …}

each term equals the
previous term times a constant factor. If
(a1)(a5) =
900, what is the value of a3?
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an equal number of roses and carnations.
That morning, there was only one
purchase, the purchase of 18 roses. After The two quantities are equal
this purchase, the ratio of roses to
carnations was 3 to 4. The relationship cannot be
Column A Column given
B
The number of roses in the 72

florist shop after this purchase.
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What is the Greatest Common Factor
(GCF) of 18x8y20 and 24x12y15?
6x4y5
3x8y15
6x8y15
72x12y20
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Main course: Chicken, Beef, Tofu The quantity in Column A is greater
Side dish: Rice, Salad, Soup, Pasta The quantity in Column B is greater
Dessert: Pie, Cake The two quantities are equal

A meal at a certain restaurant consists of 1
main course, 2 different side dishes and 1
dessert.
given
Column A Column
B
Number of different meals 36

possible
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Company C was responsible for

approximately what percent of total
sales in the sector in 2007?
24%
40%
55%
The graph above shows the total sales, in 70%

millions of dollars, for three companies, A &
B & C, in a particular sector for the years 93%
1998 through 2007 inclusive. Assume
these companies are the only three
companies active in this particular
sector. Companies A & B existed since the
1980s, although only data from 1998 is
shown. Company C's first year in existence
was 2000.
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If the sum of two numbers is 6, and the 24
sum of their reciprocals is 15/8, what is the 5/

16
product of the two numbers?
16/
5
25/
4
45/
4
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inclusive that are divisible by 5.
Column A Column B
K 25,000
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When positive integer k is divided by 5, the
remainder is 2. When k is divided by 6, the
2
remainder is 5. If k is less than 40, what is
the remainder when k is divided by 7? 3
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What are the x-intercepts of the parabola
defined by the equation y = 2x2 − 8x − 90?
−9
Indicate all x-intercepts.
−5
−4
5
9 
10
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has a
radius 6 and center (7, 3). The
circle
intersects the x-axis at (a, 0) and (b, 0).
What is the value of a + b?
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Frozen prepared meals constitute what

The following pie chart shows the percentage of the total sales for the first
breakdown of sales for a particular grocery quarter last year?
store over the first quarter of last year. The
bar chart shows the detail of breakdown for 2.4%
frozen foods.
8.5%
20%
36%
54%
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What is the dollar amount of sales of

The following pie chart shows the canned goods in the first quarter of
breakdown of sales for a particular grocery last year?
store over the first quarter of last year. The
bar chart shows the detail of breakdown for $6,000
frozen foods.
$9,000
$18,000
$36,000
$90,000
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During the first quarter of last year, this

The following pie chart shows the particular grocery store was finishing its
breakdown of sales for a particular grocery construction of an expanded bakery
store over the first quarter of last year. The facility, which, when opened at the
bar chart shows the detail of breakdown for beginning of the second quarter, will
frozen foods. offer dozens of new cakes and pies, a
whole new line of pastries, and several
flavors of gourmet coffee. Assume that
in the second quarter, the bakery sales
triple, and all other sales stay the
same. Bakery would then account for
what percentage of total sales in the
second quarter?
12%
14.3%
16.1%
18%
25.3%
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If four numbers are randomly selected 256
without replacement from set {1, 2, 3, 4}, 1/

64
what is the probability that the four
numbers are selected in ascending order? 1/
48
1/
24
1/
12
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square.
Column A Column B
The circumference The perimeter of
of the circle. the square.
given
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If p = 6 + 3 √2 and q = 6 − 3√2 , then p2 +
2pq + q2 =
72 − 6√2
120 − 6√2
144

144 − 6√2
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Average (arithmetic Average
mean) of integers (arithmetic mean) The two quantities are equal
from −50 to −1 of integers from
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given
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Today, Bill is thirteen times as old as Pete.
In nine years, Bill will be four times as old
4
as Pete. How old will Pete be 2 years from
today? 5
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A
necklace is made up of three different
colored beads: red, blue, and green. If
the
34
ratio of blue to red beads is 1:3 and red to
green beads is 2:3, what is
the lowest 42
number of beads that could be on the
necklace if the total number of
beads on 51
the necklace is greater than forty?
54
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vertices on
the circle. If AD = 10, DE =
32, and CE =
40, and if the area of the circle is of the
form Kπ ,
then what is the value of K?
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43 percent of 63 63 percent of 43

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After receiving a 25% discount, Sue paid
$180 for a lawnmower. What is the original
$220
price of the lawnmower before the
discount? $225
$240
$245
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If there are 44 leopards at the zoo,

what is the zoo’s total animal
population?
225
275
325
350
375
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1
5
1 + 1−1 1 4
3
7
2

3
3

4
5

6
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On a certain table is a collection of 45 pens The quantity in Column A is greater

of various colors of ink and various
designs. Of these 45 pens, 60% are
ballpoint pens. Also, 60% of the pens on The two quantities are equal
the table have blue ink.
B given
The number of pens on the 8

table that are ballpoint with
blue ink.
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The length and width of a rectangular yard
are 11 meters and 5 meters respectively. If
1.6
each dimension were reduced by x meters
to make the ratio of length to width 8 to 3, 1.8
what would be the value of x?
2.0
2.2
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(2, 7)
(4, 6)
(5, 4)
(6, 4)
The points (2, 1) and (5, 5) are shown in (7, 2)

the xy-plane above. Circle C (not shown)
has its center at (2, 1) and passes through (8, 1) 
(5, 5). Which of the following are
coordinate of points that are outside of
Circle C? (NOTE: a point on the circle is
not outside the circle.)
Indicated all such coordinates
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equilateral. The
smaller circle is
tangent to all three sides of
the triangle. The larger circle passes
through all three vertices of the triangle.
What is the ratio of the area of the smaller
circle to the area of the larger circle?
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When a coin is flipped, the probability of The quantity in Column A is greater

getting heads is 0.5, and the probability of
getting tails is 0.5
A coin is flipped 5 times The two quantities are equal

Probability of Probability of given
getting exactly 2 getting exactly 3
heads heads
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Continents by
Population
Population density is the population of

a region divided by its geographic
area. Of the seven continents, Asia
has by far the largest population
density. Which continent has the
second largest?
Africa
North America
South America
Europe
Australia
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Population
What is the approximate population of
South America?
399,000,000
833,000,000
1,036,000,000
2,632,000,000
8,432,000,000
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Continents by
Population
What is the approximate area of the

continent of Africa in square
kilometers?
10,200,000
30,450,000
43,950,000
738,916,000
1,421,000,000
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If 5x+y = 125 and 3x–3y = , then y =
−
9 2
1

4
1

2
5

2
5

4
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x + y = 18 The quantity in Column B is greater
y 14 The relationship cannot be

given
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1
5√2 percent of = 0.02
√200
0.05
0.2
0.5
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Gerry is three times as old as Pat. The quantity in Column A is greater

Column A Column B
Gerry's age 20 years Pat's age in 12 The two quantities are equal
ago years
given
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The average (arithmetic mean) of four
numbers is 4a + 16. When a fifth number is
a+4
added, the average becomes 5a + 20. The
fifth number is 4a + 4
4a + 16
9a + 36
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For which values of x is
(x2 − 10x + 25)(x2 − 13x + 40) < 10? 4
Indicate all possible values of x. 5
6
7
10
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Albert was driving on a straight highway,

from Edenborough to Megiddo, at 60 mph.
Beatrice was driving faster than Albert, on
the same highway, in the same direction.
She started behind Albert. She passed
Albert at 1:20 pm. At 3:20 pm, Beatrice
arrived at Megiddo, and Albert arrived 50
minutes later, at 4:10 pm. Assume both
drivers kept up constant speeds without
stops. What was Beatrice's speed, in mph?
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x y The relationship cannot be

given
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46 − 45 /3
=
3
44/3
44 – 45/3
45 – 44
45
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a+b c+d
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Suppose China's production remains

more or less constant from 2004 to
2006. Suppose India is able to sustain
the same percent increase in both of
those years. By what percent would
India's rice production have to increase
from 2004 to 2005 and again from 2005
to 2006 so that it equaled China in rice
production in 2006?
World's Total Rice Production in 2004 =
10.0%
368,080,000 metric tons
12.8%
16.3%
21.5%
27.4%
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What was the approximate rice

production of Vietnam in 2004?
8,400,000
22,400,000
43,700,000
80,000,000
103,060,000
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Bangladesh accounted for what percent

of world rice production in 2004?
1.4%
7.2%
11.6%
33%
47.6%
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If 0.25 + x = y and y/x = 0.2, then y =
–1/2
–1/4
–1/8
–1/16
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N equals the number of positive 3-digit The quantity in Column A is greater

numbers that contain odd digits only.
Column A Column B
N 125
given
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0
If x and y are both positive and

√x2 + y2 = 3x − y , then x/y =
1/4
1/2
3/4
3/2
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625
What is the sum of all the multiples of 5
that are greater than 100 and less than
1250
200?
1875
2850
3125
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Ten years ago, Josh was three times

as old
as Tim. In five years, Josh will
be 10 years
more than twice as old as Tim. How old is
Tim right now?
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The population of bacteria doubles every The quantity in Column A is greater

30 minutes.
At 3:30 pm on Monday, the population was
240. The two quantities are equal
Column A Column The relationship cannot be

B determined from the information
given
The bacteria population at 2:00 40
pm on Monday
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If x − 5 = √ 2x2 − 18x + 37 then x could equal
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Townville has a population of 1213. The quantity in Column A is greater
296 people in Townville speak Spanish. The quantity in Column B is greater
Column A Column The two quantities are equal

B
Percentage of people in 25 determined from the information
Townville who speak Spanish given
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On Monday, the regular price of a widget
was discounted by 25 percent. On
$150
Tuesday, the reduced price was discounted
by 50 percent. If the final price was $60, $160
what was the regular price?
$175
$180
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Circle B has diameter 2x The quantity in Column B is greater
The circumference The circumference The relationship cannot be

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circle A circle B given
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To create paint with a certain shade of
gray, one must combine 2.016 liters of
176.4
black paint with every one liter of white
paint. Approximately how many liters of 347.1
white paint must be combined with 350
liters of black paint to create the certain 694.4
shade of gray?
705.6
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Line Q passes through (s, 0) and (0, s), for
some number s where s ≠ 0. What is the
–1
slope of Line Q?
s
–s
the slope cannot be determined
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7 years ago, Samir was 3 times as old as

Deepak. In 4 years, Samir will be twice as
old as Deepak. What is Deepak’s present
age?
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The total number of people at

Melpomene High School has 400 students, Melpomene High School who are
and Thalia High School has 700 students. involved in band and at least one other
The following table shows the percentage group is __________________.
breakdown for various groups in each
school.
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How many non-band members at

Melpomene High School has 400 students, Melpomene, regardless of other
and Thalia High School has 700 students. activities, would have to join the band
The following table shows the percentage so that they had the same number of
breakdown for various groups in each band members as does Thalia High
school. School?
12
25
38
46
65
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The total number of people in honor

Melpomene High School has 400 students, society at Melpomene High School,
and Thalia High School has 700 students. regardless of other activities, is
The following table shows the percentage approximately what percent higher than
breakdown for various groups in each the total number of people in honor
school. society at Thalia High School,
regardless of other activities?
2%
8%
19%
29%
56%
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If the average (arithmetic mean) of 3, 8, w,
x, and y is 14, then the average of w + 2, x
13.2
- 3, and y + 8 is
17
19.4
22
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perimeter 20 height 10.
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If + = and wx = y, then the average
w x y
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r
Column A Column B
p*q 0
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The fractions to the left are ordered

31
I. from least to greatest value in which of
50
the following?
59
II.
100 I, II, III
299
III.
500 I, III, II
II, I, III
II, III, I
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If 6 ∣∣ + 4∣∣ > 12 , which of the following
∣ 3 ∣
could be the value of k ? -10
Indicate all values. -5
10
15
20
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In the diagram, point D is the center of
the
medium-sized circle that
passes through
C and E,
and it is also the center of the
largest circle that passes through A
and G.
Each of the diameters of the
small circles
with centers B and F
equals the radius of
the medium-sized circle with center D. The
shaded area is what fraction of the largest
circle?
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What is the average (arithmetic mean) of

(√8 + √2)2 and (√8 − √2)2 ?
5
10
12
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90800 8000400

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If we were to take the average number

The following chart shows the employee of marketers at five of the companies,
breakdown, number of marketers vs. excluding Fermion, then this average
number of programmers, at six similarly would be approximately how many
sized companies in a particular internet employees larger than if Fermion were
market. All six have similarly sized included in the average?
management teams that are not displayed:
all the non-management employees are 6
displayed.
13
20
26
33
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At Jericho, approximately what percent

The following chart shows the employee of the non-management employees are
breakdown, number of marketers vs. marketers?
number of programmers, at six similarly
sized companies in a particular internet 28%
market. All six have similarly sized
42%
all the non-management employees are
51%
displayed.
66%
72%
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At Pindar, there are approximately how

The following chart shows the employee many more programmers than
breakdown, number of marketers vs. marketers?
number of programmers, at six similarly
sized companies in a particular internet 6
market. All six have similarly sized
22
all the non-management employees are
35
displayed.
57
73
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If 3xm + 2ym − 2yn − 3xn = 0 and m ≠ n , −
3
then what is the value of y in terms of x?
3x
−
2
3x2

2
2x

3
3x

2
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Andy drove from Townville to Villageton at
an average speed of 40 miles per hour. He
then drove the same route back from
Villageton to Townville at an average The two quantities are equal
speed of 60 miles per hour.
Column Column B determined from the information
A given
50 The average speed of Andy's

entire trip in miles per hour.
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In terms of x and y, what is the area of the x2 − y2

shaded region?
√3 (x2 − y2 )
Note: Figure not drawn to scale
√3 x2 − y2
x2 − y2

2

√3 (x2 − y2 )

2
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Three cube-shaped aquariums that are five
inches on each side are filled with water to
8.4
capacity. All of the water from those
three
aquariums is to be transferred into a larger 9.5
cube aquarium so that it must be filled to at
least 50% of its total capacity without
overflowing.

length,
in inches, of a side of the larger aquarium?
Indicate all
possible values.
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S = {16, 9, 23, X, 13, 16}
In list S, the mean and median and mode
are all equal to one another. What is the
value of X?
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In the sequence a1, a2, ... , an each term
after the first term is equal to the preceding
term plus a constant c.
a1 + a11 + a21 = 99 The two quantities are equal

Column A
given
Column B
a 3 + a19

66
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5 1 1 −6
x + y =
6 4 4
1 1 5 −3
x − y =
3 6 2
3
Which of the following is the value of x?
6
12
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Column A Column B

BD

BC

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In 2008, the total revenue from movies was
842.1 million dollars. If Rocky XII generated
0.05%
4.2 million dollars in revenue,
approximately what percent of the total 0.5%
revenue was generated by Rocky XII?
4%
5%
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This year, Bonnie’s annual salary was The quantity in Column A is greater
increased by 15% to $68,425
Column A Column
B
Bonnie's annual salary last $60,000
year
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In the xy-coordinate system, points (2, 9)
and (–1, 0) lie on the straight line k. If the
7
point (n, 21) lies on line k, what is the value
of n? 8
10
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If ( − ) > −8 , which of the following could
2
−7
be the value of N?
−3
10
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The diagonal of a polygon is a line segment

from
any vertex to any non-adjacent vertex.
The diagram at right shows
a regular
decagon, a 10-sided
polygon, with
two diagonals drawn. How many possible
diagonals does the regular
decagon have?
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X is the sum of the first 31 positive odd The quantity in Column A is greater
integers
Y is the sum of the first 30 positive even
integers The two quantities are equal

X − Y 30 given
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What was the percent decrease in the

number of Japanese graduates from
2003 to 2004?
0.2
20
25
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How many more French students

graduated in 2004 than in 2003?
120
202
222
252
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What is the value of x?
6
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Anne pays 150 percent more for a The quantity in Column A is greater
wholesale widget than Bart pays.
Anne’s retail price per widget is 15 percent
greater than the wholesale price she paid. The two quantities are equal
Bart’s retail price per widget is 185 percent The relationship cannot be
greater than the wholesale price he paid. determined from the information
given
Column A Column B
Anne's retail price Bart's retail price

per widget. per widget.
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On a county-wide baseball team, the best
3
players were sent from each high school.
There are three mutually exclusive 4

13
categories of players on this team:
infielders, outfielders, and pitchers. If the 5

ratio of infielders to outfielders is 7:4, and 16
the ratio of pitchers to outfielders is 5:3, 20

then if we pick one player at random from 33
the county-wide baseball team, what is the 20
probability that we will pick a pitcher?
53
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A box contains 4 red chips and 2 blue 2
chips. If two chips are selected at random 8/

15
without replacement, what is the probability
that the chips are different colors? 7/
12
2/
3
7/
10
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x = 3 and y = 7
If x + y ≠ 0, which of the following is a
solution to the inequality
x = −3 and y = 7
x2 − y2 − 1 −1
> ?
x+y x+y
x = −11 and y = −9
Indicate all solutions.
x = 9 and y = −6
x = −20 and y = −24
x = 12 and y = 9
x = −2 and y = 16
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List A: {x, x, x, y, y, y, 3x+y, x–y }
If the median of list A is 10 and 0 < x < y,

what is the range of list A?
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When Car S covered a distance of D on a The quantity in Column A is greater

track, it covered 25% more distance that
Car T had covered on the same track.
Column A Column
the distance covered by Car 0.80D
given
T
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Approximately what percent of nations

The two charts below summarize 2013 in Europe have a national population
information for the 44 nations that occupy less than 500,000 people?
the continent of Europe. (The diagram
excludes Russia, which occupies both 18%
Europe & Asia.) The top chart includes
22%
"larger" nations (populations > 500,000),
and the bottom chart includes "smaller"
27%
nations (populations < 500,000). Those
nations in the "NATO member" row, as of 36%
2013, were members of the NATO military
alliance. Those nations in the "Euro" 50%
column, as of 2013, used the Euro as their
primary currency.

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Of the nations with national populations

The two charts below summarize 2013 more than half a million people,
information for the 44 nations that occupy approximately what percent of
the continent of Europe. (The diagram European nations are neither members
excludes Russia, which occupies both of NATO nor primary users of the euro?
"larger" nations (populations > 500,000), 25%
27%
nations in the "NATO member" row, as of
31%
primary currency. 75%
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Of all the nations with populations

The two charts below summarize 2013 greater than 500,000 who are not
information for the 44 nations that occupy members of NATO, approximately what
the continent of Europe. (The diagram percent of them use the euro as their
excludes Russia, which occupies both primary currency?
"larger" nations (populations > 500,000), 26%
35%
41%
primary currency. 63%

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How many nations in Europe have a

The two charts below summarize 2013 population more than 500,000, are
information for the 44 nations that occupy members of NATO, and do not use the
the continent of Europe. (The diagram euro as their primary currency?
excludes Russia, which occupies both
"larger" nations (populations > 500,000),
alliance. Those nations in the "Euro"
primary currency.
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Consider the single nation in the upper

The two charts below summarize 2013 right-hand box of the lower chart. This
information for the 44 nations that occupy has to be which of the following
the continent of Europe. (The diagram nations?
excludes Russia, which occupies both
Europe & Asia.) The top chart includes Iceland (population = 103,000);
"larger" nations (populations > 500,000), NATO member; primary currency =
and the bottom chart includes "smaller" krona
Latvia (population = 2,067,900);
NATO member; primary currency =
lats
alliance. Those nations in the "Euro"
Luxembourg (population =
primary currency.
448,569); NATO member; primary
currency = euro
Montenegro (population =
616,258); not a NATO member;
primary currency = euro
Vatican City (population = 900); not

a NATO member; primary currency
= euro
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What is the least number of nations
The two charts below summarize 2013 currently not members of NATO that
information for the 44 nations that occupy would have to join NATO so that more
the continent of Europe. (The diagram than 50% of the nations in Europe
excludes Russia, which occupies both would be members of NATO?
"larger" nations (populations > 500,000), 1
2
3
alliance. Those nations in the "Euro" 4
primary currency. 5
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An office has 6 employees; there are 5
female employees and 1 male employee.
12
In how many ways can a 3-person
committee be created if the committee 15
must include the male employee?
24
30
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given
Column A Column B
Length of AO Length of AB

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–8
If the line passes through the origin, what is
the value of k?
–12.5
–18
–24.5
–28
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The median of x , y , 8 and 11 is 19. The quantity in Column A is greater

Column A Column B
x 23 The two quantities are equal

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Sue planted 4 times as many apple seeds
as she planted orange seeds. 15 percent of
600
the apple seeds grew into trees, and 10
percent of the orange seeds grew into 660
trees. If a total of 420 apple trees and
orange trees grew from the seeds, how 720
many orange seeds did Sue plant?
760
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Point A (−4, 2) and Point B (2, 4) lie in
the
xy-coordinate
plane. If point C lies in the
3.9
first quadrant and contains the coordinates
(p,
q), where p < 2 and q < 4, which of the 11.9
following could be the area of
triangle
ABC?
Indicate all such

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Cinthia moved into her apartment in 2014.

In 2015, the rent increased 30% from the
previous year's value. In 2016, the rent
increased 10% from the previous year's
value. In 2017, the rent increased 40%
from the previous year's value. The value
of her rent in 2017 was what percent
greater than her rent in 2014?
Give your answer to the nearest 0.1

percent.
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p−q 2 The quantity in Column A is greater

For positive numbers p and q, =
p+q 3
Column A Column B
p+q 5
given
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It took Ellen 6 hours to ride her bike a total
distance of 120 miles. For the first part of
62.5
the trip, her speed was constantly 25 miles
per hour. For the second part of her trip, 66 2/3
her speed was constantly 15 miles per
hour. For how many miles did Ellen travel 75
at 25 miles per hour?
90
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43 percent of 207 85

given
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Walking a constant pace on flat ground, a +
5 5
hiker can cover M miles in 5 hours. On
another day, if she walks again at this 6
same pace on flat ground, how many miles
M 5
can she cover in (1 + M) hours? +
5 M
5M

M+1
M2 + M

5
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w 2 w 8 (x + y)
If = and = , then = 5
x 3 y 15 y
6

5
7

5
8

5
9

5
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4.16496
Which of the following when rounded to the
nearest hundredths, are rounded to 4.17?
4.16501
4.16849
4.17469
4.17496
4.17501
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In Alioth Industries, 20% of the

employees
have advanced degrees and the others
have bachelor's degrees. The average
salary for the employees with
advanced
degree is $350,000, and the average salary
for employees with
bachelor's degrees is
$100,000. What is
the average salary, in
dollars, for all the employees at Alioth
Industries?
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given
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AB BC
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4 and 5
x is between
Note: Figure not drawn to scale 5 and 6
6 and 7
7 and 8
8 and 9
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x 10 The relationship cannot be

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10
Joan has 100 candies to distribute among
10 children. If each child receives at least 1
34
candy and no two children receive the
same number of candies, what is the 39
maximum number of candies that a child
can receive? 45
55
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Events A and B are independent. The quantity in Column A is greater
The probability that events A and B both The quantity in Column B is greater
occur is 0.6
Column A Column
The probability that event A 0.3 given
occurs
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2 + √2 2 + 4√2
=
2 − √2
3 + 2√2

4 + √2

5 + √2

8 − 2√2
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Square ABCD has a side of 20. Circle O
has a radius of r. If the circle has more area
9
than does the square, then which of the
following could be the value of r? 10
Indicate all possible values of the radius.
11
12
13
14 
15
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6 8 3
If of k is , what is of k?
11 41 11
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a , b , c and d are different positive
numbers.
The average (arithmetic mean) of a and b
is 30. The two quantities are equal
The average of a , b , c and d is 40. The relationship cannot be

B
The greatest possible value 99

of d
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The ratio of people to televisions in

The following chart shows the population of Jenkinsville decreased by
Jenkinsville and the number of televisions approximately what percent from 1955
in the town through the middle of part of the to 1960?
20th century.
Give your answer to the nearest integer
percent and do not enter the percent
sign.
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By approximately what percent did the

The following chart shows the population of number of televisions in Jenkinsville
Jenkinsville and the number of televisions increase from 1945 to 1950?
in the town through the middle of part of the
20th century. 20%
33%
40%
67%
80%
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In which of the following years had the

The following chart shows the population of population of Jenkinsville increased by
Jenkinsville and the number of televisions more than 20% from five years
in the town through the middle of part of the before?
20th century.
Indicate all such years.
1940
1945
1950
1955
1960
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Which of the following is closest to the

The following chart shows the population of average percentage increase over a
Jenkinsville and the number of televisions five-year span in the number of TVs in
in the town through the middle of part of the Jenkinsville from 1935 to 1960?
20th century.
18%
56%
96%
127%
838%
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For which of the following years was

The following chart shows the population of the ratio of population to televisions in
Jenkinsville and the number of televisions Jenkinsville greater than 20?
in the town through the middle of part of the
20th century. Indicate all such years.
1935
1940
1945
1950
1955
1960
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The following chart shows the population of is the ratio of the percentage
Jenkinsville and the number of televisions increase in televisions to the
in the town through the middle of part of the percentage increase in population?
20th century.
0.75
1.2
1.75
3.5
12.5
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7/
A box contains 6 black balls and 4 white 90
balls. If two balls are selected at random 3/

25
without replacement, what is the probability
that both balls are white? 2/
15
4/
25
4/
9
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The Quantity A is greater

Quantity A Quantity B
The Quantity B is greater
the number of the number of
multiples of 3 multiples of 7 The two quantities are equal
between 331 and between 721 and
341 731 The relationship cannot be
given
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What is the area of the circle? 9π
12π
16π
24π
36π
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of whom are either programmers or
marketers. Among these, 20% of the
programmers own pets, and 23% of the The two quantities are equal
marketers own pets.
B given
the total number of employees 43

who own pets
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199
If the sum of three consecutive integers is
K , then which of the following is a possible
200
value of K?
201
202
203
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75
On a certain standardized test, the mean is
180 and the standard deviation is 35.
100
Which of the following is within 2 standard
deviations of the mean? 150
200
225
275
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Dharik lives in a house on a straight street.

For years, there have been 16 houses on
his street to the right of his house and 17
houses on his street to the left of his house.
Last year, 5 new houses were built on the
same street even further to the left of those
houses to the left of Dharik’s house. If
these are the only houses on this street,
how many houses are on this street?
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Column A Column B
22 percent of x 2/9 of x

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Point A in the xy-coordinate system is
2
shown below. Given two other points B (4a,
b) and C (2a, 5b), what is the area of 9ab

triangle ABC in terms of a and b? 2
15ab

2
4ab
6ab
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Four consecutive positive integers have a The quantity in Column A is greater

sum of 802.
Column A Column B
the least of the four integers 199
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1 hour and 20 minutes

Machine A can make 350 widgets in 1
hour, and machine B can make 250
widgets in 1 hour. If both machines work
together, how much time will it take them to 1 hour and 30 minutes
make a total of 1000 widgets?
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If 148 tickets had been sold, the total The quantity in Column A is greater
revenue for an event would be three times
the cost of sponsoring the event. (Ticket
sales was the only source of revenue.) All The two quantities are equal
tickets were the same price.
given
the revenue from the the cost of
sale of 50 tickets sponsoring the
event
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R(T − R)
If the retail price of a shirt is R dollars, and
100
the price including sales tax is T dollars
then the sales tax, as a percent, is T −R

100T
100T − R

T
T − 100R

T
100(T − R)

R
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(−4, −2)
In the standard x,y-plane, a circle has a
center = (1, –2) and a radius r = 5. Which
(−3, 1)
of the following points are on the circle?
Indicate all possible points. (−1, −6)
(1, −7)
(3, 2)
(4, −6)
(5, 1)
(6, −2)
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In a certain set of numbers, 12.5 is 1.5
units of standard deviation above the
mean, and 8.9 is 0.5 units of standard
deviation below the mean. What is the
mean of the set?
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In a certain parking lot at 10:00 am, the
ratio of trucks to cars was 1 to 3. Between
10:00 am and 11:00 am, no vehicle left the
parking lot, and, for some integer N > 0, N The two quantities are equal
more cars and N more trucks entered the
lot and parked there. The relationship cannot be
B
the ratio of trucks to cars in the 1

lot at 11:00 3
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1/4
Jack has 5 cats and 1 dog. If the dog’s
weight is 3 times the average (arithmetic
1/3
mean) weight of the cats, then the dog’s
weight is what fraction of the total weight of 3/8
all 6 animals?
3/7
3/5
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The numbers p and q are both positive
integers.
Column A Column B
p p 2
( )
q The relationship cannot be
q
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1 24 1 k 1 8
If ( ) ( ) = 24 , then k =
2 81 18
12
16
24
36
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Column A Column B
Area of circle Area of circle with

with radius diameter √14 The two quantities are equal

√7
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5100
Before noon on Tuesday, there was a
certain number of hex nuts in a bin. After a
5200
delivery at noon that day, the number of
hex nuts in the bin increased by 30%. 5400
number of hex nuts in the bin after that 5500
delivery?
5600
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4x+5
If x>0, and two sides of a certain triangle
have lengths 2x+1 and 3x+4 respectively,
x+2
which of the following could be the length
of the third side of the triangle? 6x+1
Indicate all possible lengths.
5x+6
2x+17
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16,000 has how many positive divisors?
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The average (arithmetic mean) of 7 The quantity in Column A is greater

different numbers is 5
Column A Column B
Median of the 7 numbers 5
given
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What is the size of the Interquartile

The following boxplot shows the 2012 Range (IQR) of this distribution?
season runs batted in (RBIs) of 280
American League (AL) batters (the top 280 25
batters in terms of number of plate
47
appearances).
56
83
Five-Number Summary for AL RBIs in 139

2012:
Minimum = 0
First Quartile = 9
Median = 25
Third Quartile = 56
Maximum = 139
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If no batter hit exactly 25 RBIs, then

The following boxplot shows the 2012 how many AL hitters hit more than 25
season runs batted in (RBIs) of 280 RBIs in 2012?
American League (AL) batters (the top 280
batters in terms of number of plate 9
appearances).
56
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114
Five-Number Summary for AL RBIs in
2012: 140
Minimum = 0
First Quartile = 9
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B. J. Upton, who played on the Tampa

The following boxplot shows the 2012 Bay Rays that season, hit 78 RBIs in
season runs batted in (RBIs) of 280 2012; this is the 90th percentile value
American League (AL) batters (the top 280 on this chart. How many players hit
batters in terms of number of plate RBIs totaling 56 or more and less
appearances). than 78?
14
22
Five-Number Summary for AL RBIs in
28
2012:
Minimum = 0 34
First Quartile = 9 42
Median = 25
Third Quartile = 56
Maximum = 139
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If k is a positive integer, what is the
smallest possible value of k such that
5
1040k is the square of an integer?
10
15
65
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30 percent of x is y. The quantity in Column B is greater
x The relationship cannot be

3
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y
If √2x2 + 2xy + 13y2 = x + 3y , then x =
2
y2

2
2y
y−2
y+2
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Column A Column B
The percent The percent
increase from 11 to decrease from 16 The two quantities are equal
16 to 11
given
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111
If x is the greatest common divisor of 90
and 18, and y is the least common multiple
120
of 51 and 34, then x + y =
213
222
231
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5x2 + 65x + 60 5x + 5 –60

If = , then which of
x2 + 10x − 24 x−2
the following are possible values of x? –12
Indicate all such values. –1
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The sum of the pre-tax costs of

Item A and
Item B is $300. In Alumba,
each item would
be charged a flat 7%. In
Aplandia, Item A is
subject to 5% tax and Item B is subject to
10% tax. If the tax in Aplandia on the
purchase of
both items is exactly $3 more
than it is in Alumba, then what is the pre-
tax
price of Item A?
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An integer is randomly selected from the The quantity in Column A is greater

integers from 200 to 900 inclusive.
Column A Column
B
Probability that the number is 14/13
either even or prime.
given
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For integers p and q, (2p)(5q) = 40000.
Which of the following is the value of p +
10
q?
12
15
18
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The greatest prime factor of 96 is y The quantity in Column B is greater

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According to the histogram, the lowest

The following two histograms show the possible score from the 40 juniors from
distribution of SAT scores of all forty juniors Celeraville Academy would be 1010. A
at each of two schools. The Newboard score of 1010 would be what percentile
Free School is a public school, with rank among juniors at Newboard Free
students of a variety of ability levels. The School if no junior there got that exact
Celeraville Academy is an elite college- score?
prep private school for gifted students.
25th percentile
A note on rounding: SAT scores are always
multiples of 10. In the histograms below, a 30th percentile
score divisible by 100 would be included in
the column below that score: thus, for 55th percentile
example, a score of exactly 1400 would be
70th percentile
included as part of the column between
1300 and 1400.
95th percentile
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In how many of the columns is the
The following two histograms show the number of students with a score in that
distribution of SAT scores of all forty juniors category from the Celeraville Academy
at each of two schools. The Newboard greater than the number of students
Free School is a public school, with with a score in that category from the
students of a variety of ability levels. The Newboard Free School?
Celeraville Academy is an elite college-

multiples of 10. In the histograms below, a
the column below that score: thus, for
1300 and 1400.
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The first quartile SAT score among the

The following two histograms show the forty scores at the Newboard Free
distribution of SAT scores of all forty juniors School is in which score range?
at each of two schools. The Newboard
Free School is a public school, with 600−700
students of a variety of ability levels. The
700−800
Celeraville Academy is an elite college-
800−900
900−1000
multiples of 10. In the histograms below, a
1000−1100
the column below that score: thus, for
1300 and 1400.
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2k + 3j
If the average (arithmetic mean) of a and b
6
is j, and the average of c, d, and e is k,
what is the average of a, b, c, d, e and j ? k + 2j

3
k+j

2
2k + 3j

5
k + 2j

4
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For positive numbers a, b, and,
a×b c
c, = 1 and = 4 The quantity in Column B is greater
c a
b 4 The relationship cannot be

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If x ≠ 2.5 and 2x = |15 - 4x|, then x =
4.5
5.5
6.5
7.5
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13
In list S, there are four numbers. Three of
the numbers are 13, 29, and 41, and the
15
fourth number is X. If the mean of the list is
less than 25, what could be the value of X? 17
Indicate all possible values of X.
19
21
23
25
27
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30% of 50 is what fraction of 75%

of 80?
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y = 5 × 6 × 14 The quantity in Column A is greater

× 15
Column A Column B
Remainder when y Remainder when y
is divided by 18 is divided by 40
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x -10
If 2x – y = 10 and = 3, then x =
y
2
12
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given
O is the center of the semicircle.
AO = OB
Column A Column B
Area of Area of triangular

semicircular region ABC
region
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1.6x + 3.2
The average (arithmetic mean) of five
numbers is 3x + 4. If one of the numbers is
1.6x + 4.8
7x – 4, what is the average of the other four
numbers? 2x + 4
2x + 6
4x + 8
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a 2 + b2 c2
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–4
If 5x – 3y = 7 and 2y – 4x = 3, then 2x – 2y
=
4
16
20
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10x + 10y + 10z = n, where x, y, and z
are
positive integers
y−z
number
of zeroes, to the left of the decimal point, z
contained in n?
Indicate all such

answers
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What is the sum of each distinct

prime
factor of 9999?
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Car X can come with any of these 5 The quantity in Column A is greater
additional features: sunroof, stereo, tinted
windows, leather seats and cruise control.
Any car might have none of those, or The two quantities are equal
any one of those, or any combination
of more than one, or even all five The relationship cannot be
together. determined from the information
given
Column A Column
B
Number of different 25
combinations possible
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Among the students in this trial who

Fifteen college seniors, none of whom took studied for 20 hours or more, what
any math classes in college, were selected fraction of them performed worse than
for a clinical trial. An online GRE Math expected, according to the best-fit line
Course was made available to them, and model? Express your answer as a
these students were allowed to study for fraction
however many hours they wanted. Then,
each took the GRE for their first time. The
graph below records how many hours each
student studied, using the online material,
and that student's GRE Quant score. The
best-fit line model shows the best
prediction, given such a student's hours of
study, of what her GRE Q score might be.
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For the students in this trial with the

Fifteen college seniors, none of whom took three highest scores, approximately
any math classes in college, were selected what is the average number of hours
for a clinical trial. An online GRE Math they spend studying?
Course was made available to them, and
these students were allowed to study for 29
32
35
student studied, using the online material,
and that student's GRE Quant score. The 39
best-fit line model shows the best
prediction, given such a student's hours of 43
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Fifteen college seniors, none of whom took studied less than 25 hours, what is the
any math classes in college, were selected highest GRE Quant score achieved?
for a clinical trial. An online GRE Math
Course was made available to them, and 146
these students were allowed to study for
149
154
student studied, using the online material, 157
and that student's GRE Quant score. The
best-fit line model shows the best 165
prediction, given such a student's hours of
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If the mean of list A is 6.8 and the standard
deviation is 3.6, then how many elements
4
of list A are within 1 unit of standard
deviation of the mean? 5
A = {2, 9, 2, 6, 9, 10, 7, 4, 5, 14}
6
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p + q 10 The quantity in Column A is greater

For positive numbers p and q, =
p 7
Column A Column B
p−q 5

q 3 The relationship cannot be
given
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1:√2
If the ratio of the volume of cube A to the
volume of cube B is 1 to 8, what is the ratio
1:2
of the surface area of cube A to the surface
area of cube B?

1:2√2
1:4
1:8
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In the Endymion neighborhood, there are The quantity in Column A is greater

60 houses: some are ranch-style (i.e. one
level) and the rest are split-levels. The
average age of the 40 ranch-style houses The two quantities are equal
is 60 years, and the average age of the 20
split-level houses is 70 years. The relationship cannot be
B
the average age of all 60 65

houses in the Endymion
neighborhood
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31
If xy = 7 and x – y = 5, then x2 + y2 =
39
41
45
58
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the total time of the trip

Kemi drove the 240 miles from Houston to
Dallas in two segments: she kept one
average of the two speeds of the
constant speed for the first segment and
two segments
then another constant speed for the second
segment. the distance of each segment
Which of the following statements
the time of each segment
individually provide(s) sufficient additional
information to determine the average
the speed on each segment
velocity of her trip from Houston to Dallas.
Indicate all such statements.

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Let N be a positive number. The positive

number P is the result when the decimal
point of N is moved 9 spaces to the right. If
P equals 8 times the reciprocal of N2, what
is the value of N?
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1/3 + 2/5 = N, and, in lowest terms, N = The quantity in Column A is greater
p/q, where p and q are positive integers.
Column A Column B
q 10
given
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A is the center of the circle, and the length 4(4 − π)

of AB is 4√2. The blue shaded region is a
4(8 − π)
square. What is the area of the shaded
region? 8(2 − π)
8(8 − π)
16(4 − π)
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Four friends win $120,000 in the lottery,
and they divided the winnings in a 1:2:4:5
ratio.
Column A Column
The difference between the $40,000
given
greatest and least share.
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The town that spent $61,000 on the

Crime Initiative had a total number of
violent crimes that was approximately
what percentage of the total number of
violent crime of the town that spent
$40,000 on the Crime Initiative?
6.4%
27.3%
34.4%
41.3%
58.7%
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Among these 17 towns, the median

amount invested in the statewide Crime
Initiative is
$37,000
$42,000
$53,000
$62,000
$90,000
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Of the four towns shown each with

fewer than twenty violent crimes in
2009, the average amount they
invested in the statewide Crime
Initiative in 2009 is
$29,250
$41,000
$49,500
$58,750
$64,250
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Dimitri weighs x pounds more than Allen y−
2
weighs. Together, Allen and Dimitri weigh a
y
total of y pounds. Which of the following 2x −
2
represents Allen’s weight?
y−x

2
y − 2x
x − 2y
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Length of arc ABC 6
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K must be even
M is a positive two-digit number. When the
digits are reversed, the number is N. If K =
K cannot be square
M + N, which of the following is true?
K cannot be divisible by 13
K must be divisible by 11
If M is even then K must be even
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(5, 4)
(5, 5)
(5, 6)
(8, 2)
(8, 3)
(8, 4)
The point (2, 7) is shown in the coordinate

plane above. Point K (not shown) and the
point (2, 7) are on the line Q, which has a
3
slope less than − . Which of the following
5
could be the coordinates of point K?
Indicated all such coordinates.
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A librarian has three identical

copies of a
single cookbook and four different novels
that he wants to
display. Assuming all
seven books will
be in a single row, how
many different arrangements can he
make?
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Cleve is 4 times as old as Al. Bob is 3 The quantity in Column A is greater

years younger than Al. The sum of their
ages is 81.
Column A Column B
Al's age 13
given
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8−x -3
If = x , then x2 + 2x - 3 =
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1
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Triangle B has sides with length 8, 8 and 5. The quantity in Column B is greater
The average The average The relationship cannot be

(arithmetic mean) (arithmetic mean) determined from the information
measure of the 3 measure of the 3 given
angles of triangle angles of triangle
A. B.
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$240
After her birthday, Fiona had D dollars in
gift money. She spent 3/5 of this on an
$300
electric skateboard. The next day, she
spent 1/3 of what was left on a movie $320
passcard, and then finally put the last $80
in the bank. If she made no other $360
purchases with that money, then what was
the value of D? $480
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2n + 2n + 2n + 2n = 4n + 3

Column A Column B

n 4

given
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19/
If the numbers 19/36, 5/11, 12/25, 6/11, and 36
8/ were arranged from least to greatest,
18 12
/25
which number would be in the middle?
6/
11
5/
11
8/
18
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For positive integers P, Q, and R, 1 ≤ P < Q
< 15. P is odd, Q is even, and P + Q = R.
11
Which of the following could be the value of
the sum P + Q + R? 15
18
20
37
46
58
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If x and y are positive numbers and
x
√x2 − y2 = 3y − x , what is the value of ?
y
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A number, x, is randomly selected from the The quantity in Column A is greater

integers from 42 to 92 inclusive.
Column A Column B
The probability The probability that
that x is odd. x is even.
given
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For the 15 colleges shown, the graph

supports which of the following
statements
I. tuition income is positively correlated

with student enrollment
II. investment income is negatively

correlated with student enrollment
III. all colleges with over 20,000

In the diagram above, each of fifteen
students have less than $500 million in
private colleges is represented by a dot
investment income
and an X on a vertical line. The X indicates
the college's annual income from tuition in I only
2008. The dot, above or below on the
same dashed vertical line, indicates the I and II only
college's annual income in 2008 from
investments such as endowments. The I and III only
base of the vertical dashed line indicates
II and III only
the number of students at that college in
2008. I, II, and III
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The college that is drawing the most

investment income in 2008 takes in
approximately how much in mean total
income per student in 2008? (Total
income = tuition + investments)
$5,600
$28,000
In the diagram above, each of fifteen $36,000

and an X on a vertical line. The X indicates $56,000
the college's annual income from tuition in
2008. The dot, above or below on the $230,000
same dashed vertical line, indicates the
investments such as endowments. The
2008.
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If the tuition income at a college

exceeds its investment income, then
that college is said to be "tuition
driven." How many colleges shown
here were tuition driven in 2008?
four
five
In the diagram above, each of fifteen six
and an X on a vertical line. The X indicates seven
2008. The dot, above or below on the eight
2008.
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The college shown with the highest

tuition income in 2008 has how much
investment income?
$190 million
$340 million
$590 million
In the diagram above, each of fifteen $610 million
and an X on a vertical line. The X indicates $640 million
2008.
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For how many colleges shown is the

investment income in 2008 more than
double the same college's tuition
income in 2008?
none
one
two
private colleges is represented by a dot three
the college's annual income from tuition in four
2008.
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The college with the highest 2008

mean investment income per student
enrolled generates how much annual
tuition income in 2008.
$160 million
$360 million
$450 million
private colleges is represented by a dot $560 million
the college's annual income from tuition in $620 million
2008.
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Appleton’s population is 400 greater than
Berryville’s population. If Berryville’s
1650
population were reduced by 900 people,
then Appleton’s population would be 3 1750
times as large as Berryville’s population.
What is Berryville’s current population? 1850
1950
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DC = AB = 9 given
DB < 3
Column A Column B 
Perimeter of triangle ABC 36
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RW + Q
When Q is divided by W, the quotient is R
and the remainder is E. Which of the
RW − Q
following expressions is equal to E?
Q − RW
QW − R
Q
/RW
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given
AB 8
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From a total of 5 boys and 4 girls, how
many 4-person committees can be
24
selected if the committee must have
exactly 2 boys and 2 girls? 60
120
240
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The ratio of DE to EF = 1 : √2
Two sides of triangle DEF are equal to 3.
Which of the following, taken alone, would
The sum of angles DEF and EFD is
be sufficient in finding the area of
triangle
135 degrees
DEF?
Indicate all such

statements The sum of angles DEF and FDE is
90 degrees
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When the decimal point of positive number

N is moved 2 places to the left, the result is
6
equal to . What is the value of N?
N −1
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Column A Column B
The number of The number of
prime numbers prime numbers The two quantities are equal
divisible by 13 divisible by 2
given
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Working alone, pump A can empty a pool
in 3 hours. Working alone, pump B can
75
empty the same pool in 2 hours. Working
together, how many minutes will it take 84
pump A and pump B to empty the pool?
96
108
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given
Area of triangle 16
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2k years ago Frank was 3k years old. In k
years Frank's age, in years, will be
5k
6k
7k
8k
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The greatest prime factor of 80,004 is y The quantity in Column B is greater

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If the average (arithmetic mean) of x, y and
15 is 9, and the average of x, 2y and 2 is 7,
6
then y =
7
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If w is even, then x must be even.

If x and y are integers, and w=x2y+x+3y,
which of the following statements must be
If x is odd, then w must be odd.
true?
Indicate all such statements. If y is odd, then w must be odd.
If w is odd, then y must be odd.
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The figure shows the graph of the equation
y = k − x2, where k is a constant. If the area
of triangle ABC is 1/8, what is the value of
k?
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An office has 6 employees. The manager The quantity in Column A is greater

must create a committee consisting of 3
employees.
Column A Column
Number of different 40
given
committees possible.
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10! − 8! 232
=
7!
352
472
552
712
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The revenue generated by Company X is The quantity in Column A is greater

divided between Doug and Moira in a 6 to 5
ratio respectively.
Column A Column
Moira's share when the $7900
given
revenue generated by
Company X is $15,700
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2.4 x 1050
) ∗ (8 × 1030
(3 × 1020 )=
2.4 x 1051
2.4 x 1060
2.4 x 1061
2.4 x 10301
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A certain taxi charges $0.85 for the first ½ The quantity in Column A is greater
mile and $0.25 for every ½ mile after that.
The total cost of a trip was $8.85
Column A Column B
The trip's distance in miles 16 determined from the information
given
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In the Antares Corporation, of the
7
managers are female. If there are 42 24
female managers, how many managers in
total are there? 60
66
98
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The Sargon Corporation offers an optional
stock-option buy-in program to its
200
employees. Of the employees with salaries
greater than or equal to $100,000, 85% 350
choose to participate in this plan. Of the
employees with salaries less than 460
$100,000, 77% choose to participate in this
plan. Which of the following could be the 525
total number of employees?
640
Indicate all possible values for the number
of employees. 750 
880
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x2 – y2 < 8
x+y>3
If x and y are integers in the above

inequalities and 0 < y < x, what is the
greatest possible value of x?
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a+b+c+d+e+f+g 1080 given
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For years from 2004 onward, for how

many years shown on the chart was the
unemployment rate higher than it was
in each of the previous two years?
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The percent increase in unemployment

rate from 2008 to 2009 is approximately
3.5%
12.6%
23.7%
37.5%
59.9%
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The US unemployment rate in 2007

was approximately
3.5%
4.6%
5.2%
5.8%
7.2%
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120
A certain restaurant offers 8 different
salads, 5 different main courses, 6 different
240
desserts. If customers choose one salad,
one main course and two different desserts 480
for their meal, how many different meals
are possible? 600
1200
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Cam is 20 percent taller than Bea, and Bea The quantity in Column A is greater
is 20 percent taller than Ann.
Column A Column B
Cam’s height Bea’s height minus
minus Bea’s height. Ann’s height.
given
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4
If the average (arithmetic mean) of five
consecutive negative integers is 2k – 1,
4k
what is the difference between the greatest
and least of the five integers? 4k + 4
4 - 4k
4k2 - 4k
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The sum of 5 consecutive even integers is The quantity in Column A is greater

0.
Column A Column B
The product of the 5 integers 0
given
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12
In the xy-coordinate system, line k has y- −
5
intercept 12 and an x-intercept greater than
zero. If the area of the triangular region 6
−
5
enclosed by line k and the two axes is 30,
what is the slope of line k? 6

5
3

2
12

5
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Week 3
Edward and Klara are both nurses who are
good friends with each other. Edward
Week 4
works at Brigade Hospital, where, in every
10 day cycle, he works the first 7 days and Week 5
has three days off. Klara works at Cedar
Mountain Hospital, where, in every 7 day Week 6
cycle, she works the first 5 days, and has 2
days off. Assume that both start their Week 7
respective cycles on Day 1 of Week 1. In
Week 8
which weeks do they have the same two
days off?
Week 9
Indicate all weeks in which they have the
same two days off. Week 10
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Square ABCD has side length of 4. Point E

is the midpoint of AD and the center of the
semicircular arc from point F to point G. If
the area of the shaded region is π K − 16,
what is the value of K?
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Cylindrical tank A has radius x and height The quantity in Column A is greater
y.
Cylindrical tank B has radius y and height
x. The two quantities are equal
x = 2y The relationship cannot be

Volume of tank A Volume of tank B
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2 2/ 5
If xy = 5 and x2 + y2 = 12, then x/y + y/x =
3 1/ 7
5 1/ 3
60
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Column A Column B
Perimeter of Length of one side of
square with rectangle with The two quantities are equal
sides length 5 perimeter 40
given
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Which BMI groups have

The graph below shows the Body Mass representatives on this graph with BMR
Index (BMI) and Basal Metabolic Rate > 1600 kcal/day?
(BMR) of fifteen males between the ages of
43 and 65. Severely underweight
Underweight
Normal
Overweight
Obese
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The individual on this chart with the

The graph below shows the Body Mass highest BMI has a BMR of
Index (BMI) and Basal Metabolic Rate approximately
(BMR) of fifteen males between the ages of
43 and 65. 1204
1444
1563
1702
1853
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The trendline on the graph indicates,

The graph below shows the Body Mass for a given BMI, what the expected
Index (BMI) and Basal Metabolic Rate BMR would be for that individual. In this
(BMR) of fifteen males between the ages of group, how many individuals have a
43 and 65. BMR higher than predicted by this
trendline?
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9%
Two
sweaters are originally the same price.
Both are discounted 10%. Then one of
the
10%
sweaters is discounted an additional 10%.
By approximately what percent
would the 11%
price of the cheaper of the two sweaters
have to be increased so that
the sweaters 15%
once again sell for the same
price?
20%
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Column A Column B
0.918/0.919 1

given
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54
How many multiples of 5 are there between
81 and 358?
55
56
57
58
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Square S (not shown) has one vertex at

(1, 3) and has an area of 25; one pair of
the sides of square S have a slope of
3
. Not counting the vertex at (1, 3),
4
square S has three other vertices. In
which quadrants could any other vertex
of Square S fall? Note that points on
the x- or y-axis are not in any quadrant.
The point (1, 3) is shown in the xy-plane
above. The quadrants are also shown. Indicate all such quadrants
Quadrant I
Quadrant II
Quadrant III
Quadrant IV
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The first term in a certain sequence is 1,

the 2nd term in the sequence is 3, and for
all integers n ≥ 3, the nth term in the
sequence is the sum of the reciprocals of
the first (n − 1) terms in the sequence.
What is the value of the fifth term in the
sequence?
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The decimal r = 2.666666 continues The quantity in Column A is greater
forever in that repeating decimal pattern.
When written as a fraction in lowest terms,
r = a/b, where a and b are positive The two quantities are equal
numbers.
given
a+b 10
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20
If y is 80 percent greater than x, then x is
what percent less than y?
25
33 1/3
44 4/9
80
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Set A: {0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8} The quantity in Column A is greater
Set B: {2, 4, 6, 8} The quantity in Column B is greater
Standard deviation Standard deviation The relationship cannot be

of set A of set B determined from the information
given
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26
A purse contains 5-cent coins and 10-cent
coins worth a total of $1.75. If the 5-cent
27
coins were replaced with 10-cent coins and
the 10-cent coins were replaced with 5-cent 28
coins, the coins would be worth a total of
$2.15. How many coins are in the purse? 29
30
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The average (arithmetic mean) weight of The quantity in Column A is greater

18 automobiles is 3500 pounds.
No automobile weighs exactly 3500
pounds. The two quantities are equal

Number of Number of given
automobiles that automobiles that
weigh more than weigh less than
3500 pounds. 3500 pounds.
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75π
150π
300π
600π
900π
In the diagram above, arc AB has a central

angle of 135° and an arclength of 15π .
What is the area of the shaded sector?
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1
Among all the students at a certain high
2
school, the probability of picking a left-
1 2
handed student is , and the probability of
4 3
picking a student who is learning Spanish
2 3
is . Which of the following could be the

3 4
probability of picking a student who is 5
either left-handed or learning Spanish or
6
both?
7

Indicate all such numbers. 8
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In a class of 40 students, 12 are left-

handed and the other 28 are right-handed.
If two students are chosen at random,
what’s the probability that one is left-
handed and one is right-handed?
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Set X: {5, 6, 9} The quantity in Column A is greater
Set Y: {0, 1, 4} The quantity in Column B is greater
Standard deviation Standard deviation The relationship cannot be

of set X of set Y determined from the information
given
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6√6
(3 + √6 )2 − (3 − √6 )2 =

12√6
12

18 − 6√6

18 − 12√6
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The speed of light is approximately 3 × 105
kilometers per second.
Column A Column B
Approximate number of 1.08 × 108

kilometers that light can
travel in 1 hour.
given
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1
If 4n + 4n + 4n + 4n = 416 , then n =
12
15
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The sales tax at a certain store is 15 The quantity in Column A is greater

percent. The total price of an item,
including sales tax, is $45.
Column A Column
Price of item excluding sales $39
given
tax
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If ABCD is a square, what are the (√3, √3)
coordinates of C?
(√3, 1 + √3)

(2√3 , √3 )

(1 + √3 , √3)

(√3, 2√3 )
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Which of the following statements

The diagram below shows the layout of the
individually provide(s) sufficient
quadrants in the xy-plane. Line L (not additional information to determine
shown) is in the xy-plane, has a non- whether Line L passes through
negative slope, and passes through Quadrant IV?
Quadrant I.
Indicate all such statements.
Line L has a positive slope
Line L has a positive y-intercept
Line L passes through Quadrant II
Line L passes through Quadrant III
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A knockoff website requires users to create

a password using letters from the word
MAGOSH. If each password must have at
least 4 letters and no repeated letters are
allowed, how many different passwords are
possible?
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Column A Column B
The Twice the length of the
perimeter of diagonal of the same The two quantities are equal
a rectangle rectangle
given
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x
2x + y years ago, Roberto was 3x + y years
old. How many years old was Roberto x
4x + 2y
years ago?
5x + 2y
6x + 2y
6x + y
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In 12 years, Murray will be 4 times as old The quantity in Column A is greater

as he is now.
Column A Column
B
Number of years until Murray 24
is 8 times as old as he is now
given
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3y2
Which of the following is equal to

1
12y16
√ for all values of y? 3y4
4y16
6y2
6y4
6y8
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Gene is 7 years older than Roberta. The quantity in Column A is greater
6 years ago, Gene was twice as old as The quantity in Column B is greater
Roberta.
Column A Column B
Roberta’s current age 12 determined from the information
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–3x + 2y = 6
Line k is in the rectangular coordinate
system. If the x-intercept of k is –2, and
3x + 2y = –6
the y-intercept is 3, which of the following is
an equation of line k? 3x – 2y = 6
2x – 3y = 6
–2x – 3y = 6
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3
Constantine forms the following hypothesis.
Let n be any non-negative number that
4
meets the following condition: when n is
divided by 5, the remainder cannot equal 2. 5
For such values of n, the quantity Q = 97 −
6n is a prime number so long as Q > 0. 6
Which of the following values of n would
provide a counterexample to this 8
hypothesis?
9
Indicate all such values.
10
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In basketball, when Monica takes

her first
free throw, she has a 50% chance of
scoring. If she takes an additional throw,
she has a
75% chance of scoring on this
throw if she scored on the immediately
previous
throw, but only a 25% chance of
scoring on this throw if she didn't score on
the immediately previous throw. Suppose
she has to take a set of three free throws in
a row, and she doesn't score on
the first
one. What is the probability
that she scores
at least once on one of the subsequent two
throws?
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Yesterday, Carl had 40 percent more CDs The quantity in Column A is greater
than Karen had. Today, Carl gave 20
percent of his CDs to Karen.
Column A Column B
Number of CDs Number of CDs that
that Carl now has Karen now has
given
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If x and y are both positive then √72x3 y16
= 8xy8 √2x

6xy4 √2x

6xy8 √2x

6y4 √8x

9xy8 √8x
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AC = BC = 8 given
Column A Column B
x y
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k:3
If k:3 is the ratio of the circumference to the
diameter of a circle with radius x, then what
k:6
is the ratio of the circumference to the
diameter of a circle with radius 2x? 2k:3
2k:9
4k:9
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Two sides of a triangle have lengths 7 and The quantity in Column A is greater
4
Column A Column
B
Length of third side of 3
triangle
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x2 2
If f(x) = 12 − and f(2k) = 2k, what is one
2
possible value for k? 3
4
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13.5
{N, 11, 13, 15, 18, 19}
In the list above, N is some positive integer. 14

Which of the following would be, for some
value of N, a possible median of the list? 14.5
Indicate all possible values for the median. 15
15.5
16
16.5
17
17.5
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Equilateral triangle ABC has an area of √3 .
If the shaded region has an area of π K −

√3 , what is the value of K?
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Each edge of the above cube has length 1.
given
Column A Column B

Length of diagonal AB √3
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-480
If a, b, c and d are different integers
between -6 and 10 inclusive, what is the
-720
least possible value of the product abcd?
-1200
-3600
-4320
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wxy ≠ 0 The quantity in Column A is greater
3w = 4x, 4y = 3x The quantity in Column B is greater

The ratio of w to y 1 The relationship cannot be
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In the figure below, ∠ADE = 60°, ∠EFC = 75
40°, and ∠ DAE = 55°. If AB is parallel

85
to CD, what is the value of x?
Note: Figure not drawn to scale 95
105
115
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v+w–4=x+y–5

Column A Column B
Average (arithmetic Average 
mean) of v and w (arithmetic mean)
of x and y
given
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29
If 2k = 3, then 23k+2 =
54
81
83
108
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Which of the following is equal to 8 24

? 296

Indicate all possible values. 436

1212

1618

248
3215

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In the
triangle above, BD is perpendicular
to AC. If CD = 20, BC = 25, and AB = 17,
what is the length of AD?
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For positive numbers, X, Y , and
Z 35 Z 35
Z, = and = The quantity in Column B is greater
Y 6 X 8
X Y The relationship cannot be

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85 × 46 -22

If = 321−n
then n =
16n
-11
11
22
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Column A Column B
101 6001

150 9000

given
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If the hypotenuse of an isosceles right 4

triangle has length of 8, then the area of
4√2
the triangle is
8

8√2
16
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Column A Column
Sum of integers from 1 to 40 800 The two quantities are equal

inclusive
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–16
If 2 ÷ 2 ÷ 2 ÷ 2 ÷ 2 = 2x, then x =
–8
–5
–4
–3
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3
For which values of x is 5x + 9 < 7x + 6?
2

3
7

4
8

5
10

7
13

8
16

11
26

17
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Luke drives the first 300 miles of

a trip at
60 miles an hour. How fast
does he have to
drive, in miles per hour, on the final 200
miles of the trip if
the total time of the trip is
to equal 7 hours?
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Column A Column B
The circumference of The perimeter of
a circle with a square with The two quantities are equal

diameter √50 side √50
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190
What is the average (arithmetic mean) of
all multiples of 10 from 10 to 400 inclusive?
195
200
205
210
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5 The quantity in Column A is greater

For positive numbers P and Q, P = Q
3
Column A Column B
P (0.55)Q
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10,000
What is the sum of all integers from 45 to
155 inclusive?
10,100
11,000
11,100
13,200
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The average (arithmetic mean) of x , y and The quantity in Column A is greater

15 is 9.
Column A Column B
Average of x and y 6
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1 3
A certain barrel is full. When k liters of k
5 8
liquid are added to the barrel, it becomes 7
2 k
full. In terms of k, what is the capacity of 15
3
the barrel, in liters? 15
k
7
7
k
3
8
k
3
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21
a, b and c are positive integers. If b equals
the square root of a, and if c equals the
30
sum of a and b, which of the following
could be the value of c? 45
72
100
331
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A machine is making thermometers at a

rate of 135 every 18 minutes. How many
thermometers will this machine make in an
hour?
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The first six terms of an infinite sequence The quantity in Column A is greater
are 2, 4, 4, 3, 7, 5 and these six terms
repeat in the same order. (e.g., 2, 4, 4, 3, 7,
5, 2, 4, 4, 3, 7, 5 . . . ) The two quantities are equal

Term 49 Term 50
given
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If ABCD is a rectangle, BC = x and AB = πx√3
2x, then the circumference of the circle, in
πx√5
terms of x, is

π√3x

π√5x
5x2 π
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y y y
+ =
1+x 1−x
y

x
2y

1 − x2
2xy

1 − x2
y − 2x

1 − x2
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2
If 1/x + 1/3 + 1/4 = 1, then x =
24

11
12

5
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1296
Which of the following numbers is divisible
by 36?
2160
3438
4608
5346
6144
7000
8244
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Melanie invests P dollars in a certificate of

deposit that increases in value at 6%
compounding annually each year for five
years. At the end of five years, the
certificate is worth $1000. What was the
value of P?

dollars.
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If ∠CF D = 85∘ , then what is the value of x? 125°
Note: Figure not drawn to scale 130°
135°
140°
145°
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3
If 92x+5 = 273x-10, then x =
12
15
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2
If 3 + √ x 2 + 1 = 8 , what is the value of x?
3
5
12
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3x 1 10
For which values of x is − < 0?
x2 + 2x 5
11
Indicate all possible values of x.
12
13
14
15
16
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A weighted die, numbered one

through six,
has a probability of 1/4 of rolling a six. If
this die is rolled three times, and each
roll
is independent, what is the probability of
rolling at least two sixes?
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(5 58 ) 1 14
1
(4 2 ) 5
1 16
9
1 16
5
1 64
2 14
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40
Kim is taking a math class, and the teacher
gives a multiple choice test consisting of 8
400
questions. If each question has 5 answer
choices, and Kim answers every question, 58
in how many different ways can she
complete the test? 85
4040
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2y – 3x
If 3x < 2y < 0, which of the following must
be the greatest?
3x – 2y
–(3x – 2y)
–(3x + 2y)
0
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2
Which of the following lines are y = x+8
3
perpendicular to the line 3x + 2y = 7?
2
y = − x−6
Indicate all possible values lines. 3
3
y = x+5
2
3 4
y = − x−
2 7
2x + 3y = 19
2x − 3y = −2
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Let N = 60! + 55! + 50! The unit digit of N

and a number of digits to the left of the
units digits are consecutive zeros before
we come to the first non-zero digit. How
many such consecutive zeros are there
until the first non-zero digit?
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{C, D, A, B}
If A, B, C and D are positive integers such
that 4A = 9B, 17C = 11D, and 5C = 12A,
{B, A, C, D}
then the arrangement of the four numbers
from greatest to least is {D, C, A, B}
{D, C, B, A}
{B, D, A, C}
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3
If 22n + 22n + 22n + 22n = 424, then n =
6
12
23
24
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1/3
If 8n+1 + 8n = 36, then n =
1/2
3/5
2/3
4/5
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30
40
50
75
In triangle FGH, the base has a length of 80

FH = 126.3, and the altitude from G to FH
is constructed and has a length of h. What 100
could be the value of h if we know that the
125
area of the triangle is an integer?
Indicate all possible values of h. 150
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From the letters in MAGOOSH, we are

going to make three-letter "words." Any set
of three letters counts
as a word, and
different arrangements of the same three
letters (such as
"MAG" and "AGM") count

as different words. How many different
three-letter words can be
made from the
seven letters in MAGOOSH?
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4
Points
Q, R, S, and T are integers that lie
on a number line in that order. The
6
distance between Q and R is twice the
distance between R and T. If point S is
the 10
midpoint of R and T, then which of the
following could be the distance
between Q 12
and S?
14
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56
√1 2 × 32 × 54

72√2
96

96√2
144
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10
In a group of 40 people, 15 have visited
Iceland and 23 have visited Norway. If 11
11
people have visited both Iceland and
Norway, how many people have visited 12
neither country?
13
14
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1296
Which of the following numbers are
divisible by 6 but not by 18?
2744
3072
4356
5832
6000
7290
8112
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Positive number N is a fraction less than

one. Twice N plus the reciprocal of
N equals 3. What is the value of N?
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0.00016
What is the decimal equivalent of (2/5)5 ?
0.00032
0.00256
0.00512
0.01024
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2
In the diagram, AE = 20, AD = 14, CD = 6
and EB = 17. What is the length of line
3
segment BC?
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16
When 12 marbles are added to a
rectangular aquarium, the water in the
18
aquarium rises 1 ½ inches. In total, how
many marbles must be added to the 20
aquarium to raise the water 2 ¾ inches?
22
24
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Which of the following is greater than √79 ?
2√19

Indicate all possible values. 3√10

4√5

5√3

6√2
10
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In the diagram above, AB = BC, and AC =

DC = BD. What is the measure, in
degrees, of ∠DAC?
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–6
If x is a number such that x2 + 2x – 24 = 0
and x2 + 5x – 6 = 0, then x =
–4
–3
3
6
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462 4
If k is an integer and k = , then which of
n
the following could be the value of n? 5
13
22
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2 hours and 2 minutes

To reach her destination, Jeanette must
drive 90 miles. If she drives 5 miles every 7
minutes, how much time will it take her to
reach her destination? 2 hours and 10 minutes
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21 1
If x > , then x could be which of the

40 2
following? 11

13

25
19

36
31

60
38

75
41

80
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In 2012, Meg bought a house for $400,000.

In 2015, when she was beginning to sell
her house, her asking price was 40%
higher than what she paid, but the buyer
offered her $70,000 more than her asking
price. Assuming that she accepted this
offer, what percent profit did she make on
the sale of this house?
Give your answer to the nearest 0.1 of a

percent.
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x x 18
If + + 15 = x , then x =
3 4
24
36
48
60
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18
If a truck is traveling at a constant rate of
90 kilometers per hour, how many seconds
24
will it take the truck to travel a distance of
600 meters? 30
(1 kilometer = 1000 meters)
36
48
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x+y
In a certain class, x students are 10 years
21
old, and the remaining y students are 11
10x + 11y
years old. What is the average (arithmetic
21
mean) age of all students in the class?
110xy

x+y
110xy

xy
10x + 11y

x+y
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1
The length, width, and a height of a box are
different integer lengths. If the volume is
5
125 cubic centimeters, then which of the
following could be the length of the height 25
in centimeters?
125
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In a large bucket of screws, the

ratio of slot
screws to Phillips screws is 11 to 4. There
are no other varieties of screws in the
bucket. If there are 320 Phillips screws
in
the bucket, what is the total number of
screws in the bucket?
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504
How many three-digit numbers are there
such that all three digits are different and
648
the first digit is not zero?
720
729
810
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–5
If f(x) = x4 – 3x3 – 2x2 + 5x , then f(–1) =
–3
–1
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4
The Greatest Common Factor (GCF) of 48
and 72 is
6
12
24
48
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4.4
In a population of chickens, the average
(arithmetic mean) weight is 6.3 pounds,
4.6
and the standard deviation is 1.2 pounds.
Which of the following weights (in pounds) 5.1
are within 1.5 units of standard deviation of
the mean? 5.2
Indicate all weights.

6.9
7.6
7.7
8.2
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What is the area of the region shown

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2/5
When 6 is multiplied by x, the result is the
same as when x is added to 9. What is the
3/5
value of x/3 ?
6/5
8/5
9/5
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480
Walking at a constant rate of 8 kilometers
per hour, Juan can cross a bridge in 6
600
minutes. What is the length of the bridge in
meters? (1 kilometer = 1000 meters) 720
750
800
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3x –3
If = y, and 2 – 3y = y + 2, then x =
2
–2
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a*(b + c) = a*b + a*c

If a, b, and c are real numbers, and a ≠ 0,
which of the following must be true?
a*(b – c) = a*b – a*c
(b + c)/a = b/a + c/a
(b – c)/a = b/a – c/a
a/(b + c) = a/b + a/c
a/(b – c) = a/b – a/c
(b + c)a = ba + ca
(b - c)a = ba – ca
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5 3 2
+ x = 2+ x
3 2 3
What is
the value of x? Give your answer
as
fraction.
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18%
In a certain company, there are 160
researchers and 240 marketers; these are
20%
the only two types of employees in this
company. If 15% of the researchers are 21%
left-handed and 25% of the marketers are
left-handed, what percent of the company’s 23%
entire employee population is left-handed?
24%
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35+3k
9k x 272k =
38k
311k
312k
2
312k
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90
On a certain high school athletic team, the
ratio of freshmen to sophomores to juniors
140
to seniors is 1:3:4:6. If there are 60 juniors
on the team, how many students in total 150
are on the team?
180
210
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P+Q+R
The integers P, Q, and R are all positive
odd integers. Which of the following also
P×Q× R
must be odd?
PQ + PR
PQ − RQ
PQ
QP+R
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If Michael can shovel all the snow

off a
standard driveway in 12 minutes, and
Eamon can
shovel all the snow off a
standard driveway in 36 minutes, then
working
together, how many minutes would
it take for them both to shovel all the snow
off a standard driveway?
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0
If |x + 5| = 3 and |2y - 1|/3 = 5, then |x + y|
could equal each of the following EXCEPT
6
15
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xy/
It takes 1 pound of flour to make y cakes. w
The price of flour is w dollars for x pounds. y/

wx
In terms of w, x and y, what is the dollar
cost of the flour required to make 1 cake? w/
xy
wx/
y
wxy
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6.25
Captown is the capital city of Maltania. If
the population of Captown is 25 percent of
10
the rest of the population of Maltania, then
the population of Captown is what percent 12.5
of the entire population of Maltania?
20
25
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P/(Q + S)
Both P and Q are positive numbers, and S
is a negative number. Which of the
Q/(P + S)
following fractions could be undefined?
S/(P + Q)
Q/(S − P)
S/(P − Q)
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3
2+
If n = 5 , what is the value of n?
2 4
3+
n
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−4
2 − [1 − (1 − [2 − 3] − 2) + 3] =
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3/4
If square ABCD has area 25, and the area
of the larger shaded square is 9 times the
5/4
area of the smaller shaded square, what is
the length of one side of the smaller 6/5
shaded square?
4/3
5/3
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25
At the moment there are 54,210 tagged
birds in a certain wildlife refuge. If exactly
30
20 percent of all birds in the refuge are
tagged, what percent of the untagged birds 33 1/3
must be tagged so that half of all birds in
the refuge are tagged? 37 1/2
50
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7x − 3y = 10
Which of the following is an equation of a
7
line with a slope of + ? 3x − 7y = 11
3
Indicate all such equations.
7x + 3y = 12
3x + 7y = 13
3x = 7y +14
7x = 3y +15
3
x = y +16
7
7
x = y +17
3
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2−n 3−n 1
If ( )( ) = , what is the value of n?
3 2 36
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40%
In Dewey Elementary School, there are two
second-grade classes: class A has 35
42.5%
students and class B has 45 students. If
40% of the students in class A walk to 60%
school, and 80% of the students in class B
walk to school, what percent of all the 62.5%
students in the second-grade at Dewey
Elementary walk to school? 75%
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6:5
5:3
9:25
5:6
3
If
AB = BD and AB is
of AC, what is the 25:36
5
ratio of circumference of the larger
semicircle to that of the combined
circumference of the two semicircles?
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In the xy-coordinate system, a circle with 2 + √26

radius √30 and center (2, 1) intersects the
2 + √29
x-axis at (k, 0). One possible value of k is

2 + √31

2 + √34

2 + √35
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1
From a group of 8 people, it is possible to
create exactly 56 different k-person
2
committees. Which of the following could
be the value of k ? 3
4
7
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4x 2
If x > 0 and − = 0, what is
the
x2 − 3x 7
value of x?
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22
Every person in a certain group is either a
Dodgers fan or a Yankees fan, but not
88
both. The ratio of Yankees fans to Dodgers
fans is 5 to 3. If 22 Yankees fans change 128
teams to become Dodgers fans, the ratio of
Dodgers fans to Yankees fans will be 1 to 144
1. How many people are in the group?
176
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O is the center of the semicircle. If 4√3

∠BCO = 30∘ and BC = 6√3 , what is the
6√3
area of triangle ABO?

9√3

12√3

24√3
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726
If 724 is the greatest common divisor of
positive integers A and B, and 726 is the
7210
least common multiple of A and B, then
AB= 7212
7224
724096
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3
Which of the following lines intersects the y= x
5
vertical line x = 3 between (3, 1) and (3,
2)? 3
y = x+1
7
Indicate all possible lines.
1 6
y = x+
5 5
3
y = − x+5
2
1
y = − x+3
4
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If 16x = 8, what is the value of x?
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I only
III only
If x and y are numbers on the number line I and II

above, which of the following statements
must be true? I and III
I. |x + y| < y II and III
II. x + y < 0
III. xy < 0
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$10079.44
Cindy invests $10000 in an account that
pays an annual rate of 3.96%,
$10815.83
compounding semi-annually.
Approximately how much does she have in $12652.61
her account after two years?
$14232.14
$20598.11
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3 × 1015 5 × 107
=
6 × 10 −7
2 × 108
5 × 1021

2 × 1022

1.8 × 1023

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–60
If y – 3x > 12 and x – y > 38, which of the
following are possible values of x?
–30
–6
20
40
80
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If √28 + √175 = a√b where a and b
are
integers each greater than one, then what
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(1.3333)(0.6666)(1.125) 1/2
The value of is
(0.75)(0.8)(0.8333)
closest to 2/3
3/2
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2
In the below addition A, B, C, D, E, F, and
G represent the digits 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
3
If each variable has a different value, and E
≠ 0, then G equals 4
6
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1
The functions f(x) and g(x) are defined by
2
f(x) = x2 – 1 and g(x) = 1 – 2x. Given that
f(g(k)) = 3, which of the following could be √3

the value of k? 2
3

2
–1
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In the diagram above, B is the
center of the
larger circle. AB is the
radius of the larger
circle, and it is the diameter of the smaller
circle. The shaded area is what fraction of
the
larger circle?
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53
√( 49)(137) − (56)(49) =
57
63
67
73
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0.1
Given that 0.k represents a decimal in
which the digit k repeats without end, then
1 1
what is the value of ?
(0.5) − (0.6 )2
4.5
18
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If the circle with center O has area 9π , what 9√3
is the area of equilateral triangle ABC?
18

12√3
24

16√3
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Tuk weighs 60 percent more than Kim, Lee

weighs 50 percent less than Tuk, and Pat
weighs 25 percent more than Lee. If Pat
weighs 126 pounds, what is Kim’s weight?
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10
If 24 kilograms of flour are required to
3
make 300 tarts, how many kilograms of
flour are required to make 45 tarts? 32

9
18

5
15

4
64

15
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x2
If the area of the outer square is 4x2, then
2
the area of the inner square is
x2

√2 x2
2x2

2√2x2
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138
While driving from A-ville to B-town, Harriet
drove at a constant speed of 115
148
kilometers per hour. Upon arriving in B-
town, Harriet immediately turned and drove 150
back to A-ville at a constant speed of 135
kilometers per hour. If the entire trip took 5 162
hours, how many minutes did it take Harriet
to drive from A-ville to B-town? 168
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Whenever Art Dealer sells a sculpture, he

earns a 20 percent commission on the first
$12,000 of the sale price plus 15 percent of
the sale price in excess of $12,000. If Art
earned a $3,900 commission on the sale of
a certain sculpture, what was the sale
price?
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12
In a 30-60-90 triangle, the hypotenuse has

a length of 24√3 . What is the length of the
12√3
leg opposite the 60° angle?
24
36

36√3
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273
The nth term (tn) of a certain sequence is
defined as tn = tn – 1 + 4.
277
If t1 = –7 then t71 =
281
283
287
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54
A certain school district has specified 5
different novels and 4 different non-fiction
60
books from which teachers can choose to
assemble a summer reading list. Each 72
summer reading list must have exactly 3
novels and 2 non-fiction books. How many 120
different summer reading lists are
possible? 240
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In the figure below, ABC is a sector with

center A. If arc BC has length 4π, what is
the length of AC?
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1/20
Set K consists of all fractions of the form
x/(x+2) where x is a positive even integer
1/10
less than 20. What is the product of all the
fractions in Set K ? 1/9
1/2
8/9
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P 5
If A is the initial amount put into an 4A( )
100
account, P is the annual percentage rate of
interest, which remains fixed, and the P 20
A( )
account compounds quarterly, which of the
400
following is an expression, in terms of A P 5
A(1 + )
and P, for the amount in the account after 5 100
years? P 20
A(1 + )
25
P 20
A(1 + )
400
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What is the units digit of 1847?
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In the quadrilateral shown here, a+b+c+d=


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Astronomers determine that a certain 5 × 103

square region in interstellar space has an
2.5 × 105
area of approximately 2.4 × 107 (light-
years)2, where a light-year is a unit 2.5 × 103
of astronomical distance. Assuming that
this region is a square, then a single side of 5 × 105
the square would be approximately how
many light-years long? 6.25 × 103
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2x + 2y – 180
What is the value of w in terms of x and y?
Note: Figure not drawn to scale 180 – x – y
360 – 2x – 2y
360 – 2x – 3y
180 + x – 2y
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8
n is a positive integer, and k is the product
of all integers from 1 to n inclusive. If k is a
12
multiple of 1440, then the smallest possible
value of n is 16
18
24
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City A and City B are connected by a
straight 420-mile road. At noon, Nigel left
City A, traveling toward City B, and Phyllis
left City B, traveling toward City A. If Nigel
travels at 49 miles per hour and Phyllis
travels at 56 miles per hour, how many
miles apart will Nigel and Phyllis be 1
hour before they meet?
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66
Every day at noon, a bus leaves for
Townville and travels at a speed of x
72
kilometers per hour. Today, the bus left 30
minutes late. If the driver drives 7/6 times 80
as fast as usual, she will arrive in Townville
at the regular time. If the distance to 84
Townville is 280 kilometers, what is the
value of x? 90
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0
What is the Greatest Common Factor
(GCF) of 25x2 and 16y4?
1
xy2
x2y4
400x2y4
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None
The system of equations has how many
solutions?
Exactly 1
3x − 6y = 9
Exactly 2
2y − x − 3 = 0
Exactly 3
Infinitely many
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Helen mixes a first solution, 4

liters of 40%
concentrated sulfuric acid solution, with a
second solution, 5
liters of a sulfuric acid
solution with a stronger concentration, and
the
resultant solution is 9 liters of 50%
concentrated sulfuric acid solution. What
was the concentration, as a percent, of
the
second solution?
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60ks
A computer can perform c calculations in s
c
seconds. How many minutes will it take the
computer to perform k calculations? ks

c
ks

60c
60c

ks
k

60cs
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2
Working together, 7 identical pumps can 4
3
empty a pool in 6 hours. How many hours
will it take 4 pumps to empty the same 1
9
4
pool?
1
9
3
3
9
4
1
10
2
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0.064
The probability is 0.6 that an “unfair” coin
will turn up tails on any given toss. If the
0.36
coin is tossed 3 times, what is the
probability that at least one of the tosses 0.64
will turn up tails?
0.784
0.936
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What is the y-intercept of the graph of the

equation
y = 2|4x – 4| – 10?
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√0.00001 = √10

100
1

100

√10

1000
1

1000

√10
10000
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{2, 3}
y − 13√y + 36 = 0
Which of the follow is a set of all possible {±2, ±3}

values of y that satisfy this equation.
{4, 9}
{−4, −9}
{16, 81}
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20
If a right triangle has area 28 and
hypotenuse 12, what is its perimeter?
24
28
32
36
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AB is the diameter of the circle. If AF = BF

= 3√2 and AC = 5, what is the area of
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2
If a, b, c, d, e and f are integers and (ab +
cdef) < 0, then what is the maximum
3
number of integers that can be negative?
4
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$5800
In 2004, Cindy had $4000 in a mutual fund
account. In 2005, the amount in the same
$6000
account was $5000. If the percent increase
from 2004 to 2005 was the same as the $6250
percent increase from 2005 to 2006, how
much did Cindy have in this account in $7500
2006?
$9000
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At a certain store, one can buy 6 cans of
juice for $8. How many cans of this same
36
juice could one buy with $48?
48
64
96
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In the standard x,y plane, what is

the slope
of the line that is perpendicular to the
line 12x + 3y = 7?
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10784
732 + 742 =
10777
10779
10801
10805
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$91.00
At the close of the market on Monday, the
price of a certain volatile stock was exactly
$92.40
$100.00 per share. By close of the day on
Tuesday, the stock was 20% up from its $100.00
start that day. By the close of the day on
Wednesday, the stock was 10% up from its $101.07
start that day. By the close of the day on
Thursday, the stock was 30% down from its $109.89
start that day. What was the price per
share by the end of the day on Thursday?
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If 20 percent of 3k is 6, what is 40 percent
of k?
12
24
36
72
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40
The sum of k consecutive integers is 41. If
the least integer is -40, then k =
41
80
81
82
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k2 – 9
If the average (arithmetic mean) of seven
consecutive integers is k + 2, then the
k2 – 2k + 1
product of the greatest and least integer is
k2 + 4k – 12
k2 + 6k + 9
k2 + 4k – 5
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On a certain multiple-choice test, 9 points
are awarded for each correct answer, and
16
7 points are deducted for each incorrect or
unanswered question. Sally received a total 19
score of 0 points on the test. If the test has
fewer than 30 questions, how many 21
questions are on the test?
24
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In a certain sock drawer, there are 4 pairs
of black socks, 3 pairs of gray socks and 2
7
pairs of orange socks. If socks are
removed at random without replacement, 9
what is the minimum number of socks that
must be removed in order to ensure that 10
two socks of the same color have been
removed? 11
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250/3
Solution X is 10 percent alcohol by volume,
and solution Y is 30 percent alcohol by
500/3
volume. How many milliliters of solution Y
must be added to 200 milliliters of solution 400
X to create a solution that is 25 percent
alcohol by volume? 480
600
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1
If the ratio of x to y is 4 times the ratio of y
y 4
to x, then could be
x 1

2
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3
If k is the greatest positive integer such that
3k is a divisor of 15! then k =
4
5
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1 48
A
ball, when dropped, will bounce of the
3
height from which it was dropped. If
the ball 78
is dropped from 54 feet, what is the total
distance in feet the ball
will have traveled 90
the moment it hits the ground for the third
102
time?
106
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37.5
Solution Y is 40 percent sugar by volume,
and solution X is 20 percent sugar by
75
volume. How many gallons of solution X
must be added to 150 gallons of solution Y 150
to create a solution that is 25 percent sugar
by volume? 240
450
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4/3
A container currently holds 4 quarts of
alcohol and 4 quarts of water. How many
5/3
quarts of water must be added to the
container to create a mixture that is 3 parts 7/3
alcohol to 5 parts water by volume?
8/3
10/3
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1
/9
Each circle has center O. The radius of the
smaller circle is 2 and the radius of the 1/
6
larger circle is 6. If a point is selected at
random from the larger circular region, 2/
3
what is the probability that the point will lie
in the shaded region? 5/
6
8/
9
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15
For the first 5 hours of a trip, a plane
averaged 120 kilometers per hour. For the
20
remainder of the trip, the plane travelled an
average speed of 180 kilometers per hour. 25
If the average speed for the entire trip was
170 kilometers per hour, how many hours 30
long was the entire trip?
35
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4.1
In the xy-coordinate system, the distance

between points (2√3 , −√2) and (5√3 , 3√2)
5.9
is approximately
6.4
7.7
8.1
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For all numbers a and b, the operation ⊕ is II only
defined by a ⊕ b = a2 – ab. If xy ≠ 0, then

I and II only
which of the following can be equal to
zero? I and III only
I. x ⊕ y
II and III only
II. xy ⊕ y
All of the above
III. x ⊕ (x + y)
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4 2 8
(1 ) 1
5 25
16
1
25
3
2
5
16
2
25
6
3
25
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2600 has how many positive divisors?
12
18
24
48
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6
W, X, Y and Z each represent a different
number. If the sum of each column is
7
shown beneath that column, and the sum
of each row is shown beside that row, then 8
n=
9
10
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x/
7 −5
The average (arithmetic mean) of y
numbers is x. If 30 is added to the set of x/
6 −6
numbers, then the average will be x − 5.
What is the value of y in terms of x ? x/ −5
6
x/
5 −7
x/
5 −6
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180
At Gallicum Enterprises, all employees are
in one of three categories: J, K, or L. The
240
ratio of the numbers of employees in J to K
to L has been 1:3:5 for some time. Last 260
month, 20 new J employees were hired,
and no employees left. If the new ratio of J 320
to K is now 1:2 with these new J
employees, what is the new total number of 380
employees at Gallicum Enterprises?
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0
What is the remainder when 4386 is divided
by 5?
1
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6
How many odd, positive divisors does 540
have?
8
12
15
24
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100
In a list of four positive integers, the range
is 60 and the median is 50. What is the
105
highest possible value of the largest
number in the list? 108
109
110
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4
How many points (x, y) lie on the line
segment between (22, 12 2/3) and (7, 17
2/ ) such that x and y are both integers?
5
3
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1/
A box contains 10 pairs of shoes (20 shoes 190
in total). If two shoes are selected at 1/

20
random, what is the probability that they
are matching shoes? 1/
19
1/
10
1/
9
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27%
If a set of numbers is normally distributed
with a mean of 82 and a standard deviation
68%
of 6, approximately what percent of the
numbers are greater than 76 and less than 73%
94?
82%
95%
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10
Sid intended to type a seven-digit number,
but the two 3's he meant to type did not
16
appear. What appeared instead was the
five-digit number 52115. How many 21
different seven-digit numbers could Sid
have meant to type? 24
27
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3/
Set A: {1, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 15} 14
2/
If three numbers are randomly selected 7
from set A without replacement, what is the
9/
probability that the sum of the three 14
numbers is divisible by 3? 5/
7
11/
14
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75%
If the length of each side of an equilateral
triangle were increased by 50 percent,
100%
what would be the percent increase in the
area? 125%
150%
225%
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42
A professional driver drove a long linear
route at an average speed of 30 miles per
45
hour. Immediately after completing this
drive, the driver turned around drove back 50
on the same route at an average speed of
70 miles per hour. If the round trip took 2 54
hours, how many miles long is this route?
60
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9/
A: {71,73,79,83,87} B:{57,59,61,67} 20
3/
If one number is selected at random from 5
set A, and one number is selected at
3/
random from set B, what is the probability 4
that both numbers are prime? 4/

5
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6.75
Noelle walks from point A to point B at an
average speed of 5 kilometers per hour. At
7
what speed, in kilometers per hour, must
Noelle walk from point B to point A so that 7.25
her average speed for the entire trip is 6
kilometers per hour? 7.5
7.75
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1/
A box contains 10 balls numbered from 1 to 100
10 inclusive. If Ann removes a ball at 1/

90
random and then returns to the box, and
then Jane removes a ball at random, what 1/
45
is the probability that both women removed
the same ball? 1/
10
41/
45
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12π
A cow is tethered to the corner of a
rectangular shed. If the length of the rope is
15π
5, and the shed has length 4 and width 3,
what is the maximum area that is 16π
accessible to the cow? (The cow cannot
enter the shed). 18π
20π
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0
In the coordinate plane, line L passes
above the points (50, 70) and (100, 89) but 1
below the point (80, 84). Which of the
2
following could be the slope of line L?
1

4
2

5
6

7
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What is the perimeter of ABCDE? 36 + 6√3
48

36 + 8√3

36 + 12√3
60
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30
After taxes, Sally takes home a salary of J
= $5000 every month. She pays P percent
40
of this to her rent and all her fixed bills each
month, leaving her with K left. She spends 50
half of K on groceries, leaving her with L
1 60
left. If she spends of L on gifts and puts
3
2
of L into her savings account, this would 70
5
leave her with $200 for miscellaneous
expenses. What is the value of P?
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1
The ratio of two positive numbers is 3 to 4.
If k is added to each number the new ratio
13
will be 4 to 5, and the sum of the numbers
will be 117. What is the value of k? 14
18
21
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1/
When a certain coin is flipped, the 4
probability of heads is 0.5. If the coin is 1/

3
flipped 6 times, what is the probability that
there are exactly 3 heads? 5/
16
31/
64
1/
2
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450
The sum of all the digits of the integers
from 18 to 21 inclusive is 24 (1+8 + 1+9 +
810
2+0 + 2+1 = 24). What is the sum of all the
digits of the integers from 0 to 99 inclusive? 900
1000
1100
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30
At a certain farm the ratio of pigs to cows to
chickens is 7:8:10. If the total number of
90
pigs, cows and chickens is 300, how many
chickens are there? 120
180
200
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$1.08
If the sales tax on a $12.00 purchase is
$0.66, what is the sales tax on a $20.00
$1.10
purchase?
$1.16
$1.18
$1.20
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56
If 4x = 14 and xy = 1 then y =
7/2
2/7
1/5
1/56
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1440
A certain essay consists of 15 paragraphs.
Each paragraph contains at least 110
1540
words but not more than 120 words. Which
of the following could be the total number
1640
of words in the essay?
1740
1840
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x – 4y
The average (arithmetic mean) of two
numbers is 4x. If one of the numbers is y,
4x + 4y
then the value of the other number is
8x – 4y
4y – 8x
8x – y
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1
In a high school in a small town, there are
4
12 freshmen, 14 sophomores, 15 juniors,
and 19 seniors. If a student is selected at 1

5
random, what is the probability that this
student will be a freshman? 1

6
3

8
1

12
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15
In Aldebaran Corporation, 35% of the
managers have an MBA. If there are 42
57
managers with MBA, what is the total
number of managers? 84
120
147
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3
There are 10 employees in an office, not
counting the office manager. The table
4
shows how many employees have 0, 1, 2
or 3 pets. If the office manager also were 5
included in the table, the average
(arithmetic mean) number of pets per 6
person would equal the median number of
pets per person. How many pets does the 7
office manager have?
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–100 and –100

Set X consists of 100 numbers. The
average (arithmetic mean) of set X is 10,
–10 and –10
and the standard deviation is 4.6. Which of
the following two numbers, when added to 0 and 0
set X, will decrease the set’s standard
deviation by the greatest amount? 0 and 20
10 and 10
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1
The Greatest Common Factor (GCF) of 18
and 24 is
2
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6
How many positive integers less than 100
have a remainder of 2 when divided by 13?
7
10
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A(R)3
If A is the initial amount put into an
account, R is the annual percentage of
A(R+R3)
interest written as a decimal, and the
interest compounds annually, then which of A(3R+3R2+R3)
the following would be an expression, in
terms of A and R, for the interest accrued 3A(R)3
in three years?
3A(R+R2+R3)
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16
If it takes Bill 8 minutes to peel 30 potatoes,
how many potatoes can he peel in one
120
hour?
144
225
240
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0.5
If f(x) = 5 − 2x and f(3k) = f(k + 1), then f(k)
=
1
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1.2%
Diana invested $61,293 in an account with
a fixed annual percent of interest,
4.5%
compounding quarterly. At the end of five
full years, she had $76,662.25 in principal 10%
plus interest. Approximately what was the
annual percent rate of interest for this 18%
account?
25.2%
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1
The average (arithmetic mean) of 4
different integers is 75. If the largest integer
19
is 90, what is the least possible value of the
smallest integer? 29
30
33
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164
In how many ways can 16 different gifts be
divided among four children such that each
(4!)4
child receives exactly four gifts?
16!/
(4!)4
16!/
4!
416
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12
Positive integers a, b, c, d and e are such
that a < b < c < d < e. If the average
17
(arithmetic mean) of the five numbers is 6
and d − b = 3, then what is the greatest 18
possible range of the five numbers?
19
20
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9 x 10-100
(3 × 1020
) × (3 × 10−5
)
1 x 10-4
9 x 10-4
1 x 1015
9 x 1015
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36
x and y are positive integers such that x <

y. If 6√6 = x√y , then xy could equal
48
54
96
108
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Zero
Peter invests $100,000 in an account that
pays 12% annual interest: the interest is
$68.25
paid once, at the end of the year. Martha
invests $100,000 in an account that pays $682.50
12% annual interest, compounding monthly
at the end of each month. At the end of one $6825.00
full year, compared to Peter's account,
approximately how much more does $68250.00
Martha’s account have?
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9! + 10!
A popular website requires users to create
a password consisting of digits only. If no
2 x 10!
digit may be repeated and each password
must be at least 9 digits long, how many 9! x 10!
passwords are possible?
19!
20!
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24
In how many different ways can 3 fiction
books and 3 non-fiction books be arranged
36
in a row of 6 books on a shelf such that the
fiction books are not separated, and the 72
non-fiction books are not separated?
144
288
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x
If AC = BC and CD = DE then, in terms of
x, the value of y is
180 − 2x
90 − 2x
4x − 180
45 + x/4
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285
Kevin drove from A to B at a constant
speed of 60 mph, turned immediately
300
around, and returned at a constant speed
of 80 mph. Exactly 4 hours before the end 315
of his trip, he was still approaching B, only
15 miles away from it. What is the distance 435
between A and B?
450
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24
In how many ways can Ann, Bob, Chuck,
Don and Ed be seated in a row such that
48
Ann and Bob are not seated next to each
other? 56
72
96
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Region Q, shown here, is defined by
(x − 6)2 + (y − 4)2 ≤ 100,
y ≥ 0, and x ≥ 0.
What is the approximate area of Region

Q in square units?
between 75 and 125
between 125 and 175
between 175 and 225
between 225 and 275
between 275 and 325
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$70.40
The price of a pair of sneakers was $80 for
the last six months of last year. On January
$82.00
first, the price increased 20%. After the
price increase, an employee bought these $83.33
sneakers with a 10% employee discount.
What price did the employee pay? $86.40
$88.00
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None would increase the ratio

Erina has a bag that starts with 50 marbles
in it: 10 green marbles and 40 purple
I only
marbles. She wants to increase the ratio of
green to purple marbles by adding some I and II only
more marbles to the bag. Which of the
following additions would increase this I and III only
ratio?
I, II, and III
I. 3 green and 1 purple
II. 1 green and 3 purple
III. 3 green and 3 purple

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7/
In the coordinate plane, rectangular region 12
R has vertices at (0,0), (0,3), (4,3), and 5/

12
(4,0). If a point in region R is randomly
selected, what is the probability that the 3/
8
point's y-coordinate will be greater than its
x-coordinate? 1/
3
1/
4
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9x4y5
(2xy2) × (7x3y3) =
14x4y5
9x3y6
14x3y6
14x6y6
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x < x2 < x3
If −1 < x < 0, which of the following is
correct?
x3 < x2 < x
x < x3 < x2
x2 < x3 < x
x3 < x < x2
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8 × 1040 2 x 104

1 × 1010
8 x 104
4 x 1020
2 x 1030
8 x 1030
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x is not an integer
The right triangle ABC has side lengths
10 – x, 9 – x, and 8 – x. Given that only one
The perimeter of ABC must be
value of x is possible, which of the following
greater than 10
statements is true?
ABC is isosceles
The area of ABC cannot be

given
None of the above statements is

true
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20
In how many different ways can 3 identical
green shirts and 3 identical red shirts be
40
distributed among 6 children such that
each child receives a shirt? 216
720
729
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102
The points A(0, 0), B(0, 4a – 5) and C(2a +
1, 2a + 6) form a triangle. If ∠ABC = 90∘ ,
120
what is the area of triangle ABC?
132
144
156
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If x and y are positive integers, and 1 is the
greatest common divisor of x and y, what is
1
the greatest common divisor of 2x and 3y?
2
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0
Q = x3 − x
Given that x is a positive integer such that x 1

≥ 75, which of the following is the
remainder when Q is divided by 6? 3
Cannot be determined by the

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Given that n = 10a + 10b + 10c, where a, b,
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many different positive values of n result if
n is less than 1 billion (1,000,000,000) ? 56
84
120
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If points A and B are randomly placed on 4
the circumference of a circle with radius 2, 1/

3
what is the probability that the length of
chord AB is greater than 2? 1/
2
2/
3
3
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A sum of money was distributed among
Lyle, Bob and Chloe. First, Lyle received 4
20
dollars plus one-half of what remained.
Next, Bob received 4 dollars plus one-third 26
of what remained. Finally, Chloe received
the remaining $32. How many dollars did 40
Bob receive?
52
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Jevan must paint 3 rooms in a house.
Room A can be painted orange, red, or
26
green, Room B can be painted orange,
white, or red, and Room C can be painted 27
white, red, or green. The 3 rooms cannot
all be painted the same color. In how many 63
different ways could Jevan paint the 3
rooms? 64
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3
If k is an integer and 121 < k2 < 225, then k
can have at most how many values?
4
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I only
If n = 2×3×5×7×11×13×17, then which of
the following statements must be true?
II only
I. n2 is divisible by 600
III only
II. n + 19 is divisible by 19
n+4 I and III
III. is even
2
None of the above
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10%
If three primes are randomly selected from
the prime numbers less than 30 and no
27%
prime can be chosen more than once, what
is the probability that the sum of the three 30%
prime numbers selected will be even?
36.5%
42%
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26
The hypotenuse of a right triangle is 16 ft
longer than the length of the shorter leg. If
32
the area of this triangle is exactly 120 ft2,
what is the length of the hypotenuse in 40
feet?
64
80
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9
If A, B and C represent different digits in
the multiplication, then A + B + C =
12
14
15
17
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25%
All the cars in the lot of a particular
dealership have either a manual
37.5%
transmission or an automatic transmission,
and all have either two doors or four doors. 50%
In this lot, 60% of the cars have a manual
transmission and 70% of the cars have four 62.5%
doors. If 90% of the cars in the lot have
either a manual transmission or four doors 75%
or both, then what percentage of the
automatic transmission cars have four
doors?
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15
There are 10 people in a room. If each
person shakes hands with exactly 3 other
30
people, what is the total number of
handshakes? 45
60
120
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25
Paracelsus University has two kinds of
professors, academic professors and
37.5
professional professors. At Paracelsus
University, 60% of the professors are 50
academic professors, and 70% of the
professors are tenured. If 90% of the 62.5
professors at Paracelsus University are
academic professors or tenured or both, 75
then what percent of the professional
professors there are tenured?
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190
How many integers between 1 and 1021
are such that the sum of their digits is 2?
210
211
230
231
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$239.47
Sarah invested $38,700 in an account that
paid 6.2% annual interest, compounding
$714.73
monthly. She left the money in this
account, collecting interest for three full $2793.80
years. Approximately how much interest
did she earn in the last month of this $7,888.83
period?
$15,529.61
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√2
x2,
Triangle ABC has sides x, √x , and
where x is an integer. What is the area of
2
ABC?

√3

4

2√2
Cannot be determined from the

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If x is an odd negative integer and y is an
even integer, which of the following
II only
statements must be true?
I. (3x − 2y) is odd I and II
II. xy2 is an even negative integer I and III
III. (y2 − x) is an odd negative integer

II and III
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1
In the game of Dubblefud, red chips, blue
chips and green chips are each worth 2, 4
2
and 5 points respectively. In a certain
selection of chips, the product of the point 3
values of the chips is 16,000. If the number
of blue chips in this selection equals the 4
number of green chips, how many red
chips are in the selection? 5
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Two sides of a triangle have length 6 and
8. Which of the following are possible areas
I and II only
of the triangle?
I. 2
II and III only
II. 12
III. 24 I and III only
I, II, and III
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10
How many integers from 1 to 900 inclusive
have exactly 3 positive divisors?
14
15
29
30
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If ABCD is a square with area 625, and
CEFD is a rhombus with area 500, then the
175
area of the shaded region is
250
275
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21
Given that the length of each side of a
quadrilateral is a distinct integer and that
24
the longest side is not greater than 7, how
many different possible combinations of 32
side lengths are there?
34
35
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48
Twelve points are spaced evenly around a
circle, lettered from A to L. Let N be the
52
total number of isosceles triangles,
including equilateral triangles, that can be 60
constructed from three of these points. A
different orientation of the same lengths 72
counts as a different triangle, because a
different combination of points form the 120
vertices. What is the value of N?
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24
How many positive integers less than
10,000 are such that the product of their
30
digits is 210?
48
54
72
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60 mph
Car X and Y are traveling from A to B on
the same route at constant speeds. Car X
70 mph
is initially behind Car Y, but Car X's speed
is 1.25 times Car Y's speed. Car X passes 80 mph
Car Y at 1:30 pm. At 3:15 pm, Car X
reaches B, and at that moment, Car Y is 90 mph
still 35 miles away from B. What is the
speed of Car X? 100 mph
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25,000
25,0022 – 24,9982 =
50,000
100,000
200,000
400,000
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63,000,000
If 3x = 7y = 100, then 63x2y =
1,000,000
333,333
142,857
47,609
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4
When a large municipal water tank is
empty, it takes a Type JQ pump, working
6
alone, 72 hours to fill the tank, whereas as
Type JT pump, working alone, would take 9
only 18 hours to fill the tank completely. If
the tank starts at half full, how long would it 12
take two Type JQ pumps and a Type JT
pump, all three pumps working together, to 24
fill the tank?
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1
A grocery store sells boxes of two kinds of
12
cereals, wheat-based and rice-based. In
this store, the average weight of a box of 1

6
rice-based cereal is 60 ounces, the
average weight of a box of wheat-based 1

cereal is 48 ounces, and the average 5
weight of all the boxes of cereal is 50 1

ounces. What is the ratio in this store of 4
boxes of rice-based cereals to wheat- 1
based cereals?
3
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A large aquarium contains only two kinds of
12
3
fish, guppies and swordtails. If of the
4 8
2
number of guppies is equal to of the 17
3
number of swordtails, then what fraction of 1

fish in this aquarium are guppies? 2
7

12
8

9
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$18
Andrea makes silver pendants in the shape
shown below with dimensions given in
$20
centimeters. Silver tubing used to create
the 4 sides of the rectangle costs $4 per $110
centimeter of length, and silver tubing used
to construct the two congruent sides of the $142
isosceles triangle costs $3 per centimeter
of length. What is the total cost of the silver $164
tubing needed to construct one pendant?
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1 1 1/8
If = 0.4 , then =
x x+2
1/5
2/9
1/4
2/7
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(k3 × k × k4 )2 -1

If k ≠ 0, k ≠ ±1, and = k14
,
kn × k
then n = 1
49
129
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(2√3 + √5 )(2√3 − √5 ) =
7

4√15

12 − 4√15
17
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1011
If 10a x 10b x 10c = 1,000,000, and a, b,
and c are different positive integers, then
1100
10a + 10b + 10c =
1101
1110
1111
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1 11 7
(1 ) × (1 ) 1
6 21 9
11
1
14
29
1
42
11
1
126
29
2
42
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4
In order to qualify for the year-end tennis
tournament, Sam must win at least 60
5
percent of his matches this year. Presently
Sam has won 14 of his 18 matches. Of 6
Sam’s 13 matches remaining in the year,
what is the least number that he must win 7
in order to qualify for the year-end
tournament? 8
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52
A, B, and C are consecutive odd integers
such that A < B < C.
54
If A + B + C = 81, then A + C =
56
58
60
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11
If the average (arithmetic mean) of x, y,
and 20 is 11, then the average of 2x + 3, 2y
12
– 4, and 8 is
13
14
15
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(x−5 )2 (x4 )3 x2

x3 x−5
x3
For all values of x ≠ 0 , the above
expression simplifies to which of the x4
following?
x5
x6
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4
In a group of 50 students, 31 are taking
French, 17 are taking Spanish, and 10 are
8
taking neither French nor Spanish. How
many students are taking both French and 12
Spanish?
14
16
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–1
If x3 = –1, what
does x2 – 4x + 4 equal?
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Alice's trip took less time than

Alice traveled on a straight line path at a
Bert's.
constant speed V1 from City P to City Q.
Bert traveled on a straight line path from
Alice's trip took more time than
City P to City R, and then on straight line
Bert's.
path from City R to City Q; throughout his
whole trip, Bert traveled at a constant The two trips took the same time.
speed V2 > V1. Given that Cities P, Q, and
R do not lie all on the same line, which of Alice's trip covered less distance
the following statements must be true? than Bert's.
Alice's trip covered more distance

than Bert's.
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A
Which of the following best represents the
quotient P/Q?
B
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k2 − 4
If k is an odd integer, which of the following
must be an even integer?
3k + 2
2k + 1
12k
/8
6k/
3
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25
What is the value of y?
29
31
33
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-3
If 4x – 3y = 13 and 5x + 2y =–1, then x =
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51
A shipment of watermelons weighs 899
pounds. If each watermelon weighs at
52
least 15 pounds, what is the greatest
number of watermelons that could be in the 59
shipment?
60
61
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250
If 3x = 2y = 5, then 24xy2 =
500
750
1000
1250
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228 4
=
494 7
11

21
6

13
14

27
9

17
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x > 10
Which of the following inequalities is
equivalent to 12 – 3x < –18
x < 10
x > -10
x < -10
x>2
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If the average (arithmetic mean) of b and c
is 5, and the average of c and d is 10, then
−5
b-d=
−10
−15
−20
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7 15 10 1
If x = − + , then (1 – x)2 =

9 18 12 9
4

81
25

144
9

16
25

36
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The microcurrent through the electrode in a 3.6 × 10−8000

delicate circuit is usually held constant at
3.6 × 10−24

3.6 x 10–8 amps. Because of a defect in
another part of the circuit, the current was 3.6 × 10−11

1000 times smaller. What was the current,
in amps, caused by this defect? 3.6 × 10−5

3.6 × 10−8/3

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Given that x > 0, if x4 = y16, then y = √4 x

√x
x2
x4
x12

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1
If 6k2 + k = 2 and k > 0, then k must equal
2
which of the following?
1
3

2
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compounding annually
If $5,000,000 is the initial amount placed in
an account that collects 7% annual interest,
compounding quarterly
which of the following compounding rates
would produce the largest total amount compounding monthly
after two years?
compounding daily
All four of these would produce the

same total
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(–10, 0)
In the xy-coordinate system, line k has
1
slope and passes through point (0, 5). (8, 9)
2
Which of the following points cannot lie on
line k? (3, 6.5)
(–2, 2)
(–8, 1)
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1:2
In a jar, there are 24 marbles, each of
which is either red or blue. Which of the
3:5
following CANNOT be the ratio of red
marbles to blue marbles? 1:1
4:3
7:5
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125
If m and n are integers, and m =
(48)(35)(51)
, which of the following could 126
68n
be a value of n?
127
128
129
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Joan is allowed to invite 3 of her friends to
join her on a family camping trip. If Joan
120
has 10 friends, in how many ways can she
invite 3 of them? 240
360
720
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For which of the following functions is f(x) = 3x2

1
f ( − ) > f(2)? f(x) = 3x
2
f(x) = 3 + x2
1
f(x) = 3 +
x
3
f(x) = 2
x
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55
A helicopter company charges $85 for the
first kilometer of a trip and $5 for every
56
kilometer after that. If the total cost of a trip
was $365, how many kilometers were 57
flown?
58
59
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1:8
If the areas of the 4 squares are 50, 32, 18
and 12, what is the ratio of the area of
1:6
the small shaded portion to the area of the
large shaded portion? 1:4
1:3
1:1
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x−2
Which of the following is equivalent to
x−4
2x2 + 8x − 24
2 for all values of x for which
2x + 20x − 48 x−2

both expressions are defined? x+4
x+2

x+4
x+6

x − 12
x+6

x + 12
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2:7
If AD = 3x, AE = 5x, EB = y and DC = 5y,
what is the ratio of the area of triangle DEC
1:3
to the area of rectangle ABCD ?
Note: Figure not drawn to scale 2:5
1:2
3:5
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(4,7)
In the xy-coordinate system, the distance

between the point (0,0) and point P is √40 .
(4,10)
coordinates of point P? (5,6)
(6,2)
(20,20)
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7/
A bag contains x blue chips and y red 11
chips. If the probability of selecting a red 3/

4
chip at random is 3/7, then x/y =
7/
4
4/
3
11/
7
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–22
If f(x) = x3 – 5 and f(k) = 3 then k =
22
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-6
(3−1
− 2−1
)−1
=
-5
-1/6
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26
A retailer purchases shirts from a
wholesaler and then sells the shirts in her
37.5
store at a retail price that is 80 percent
greater than the wholesale price. If the 42
retailer decreases the retail price by 30
percent this will have the same effect as 44
increasing the wholesale price by what
percent? 50
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x 2
If y = , then what is the ratio of 2x to 3y?
5 15
3

10
3

2
10

3
15

2
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1.5
If x2 – y2 = 12 and x – y = 4, then x =
2.5
3.5
4.5
5.5
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2
If pq = 4√6 and p2 = 12, then which of the
following is the value of q2?
4

4√3
8

8√3
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The numbers p and q are both positive. If p
percent of 160 equals q percent of 40, then
1/4
p/q =
2/5
5/2
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mean = 81 and median = 81

In a certain class, 41 students took a test
given on Monday and, for those 41 scores,
mean < 81 and median = 81
the test had mean = median = 81. Two
additional students, absent on Monday, mean = 81 and median < 81
took the test on Tuesday: they received
grades of 83 and 47. What can we say mean < 81 and median < 81
about the new mean & median?
cannot be determined from the
information given
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90
For a long time, the price of a certain
console remained the same. Because of
180
new tariffs, the price of this console
increased by 50% last week, and stayed at 240
this new level. This week, Amanda
purchased the console with a 50%-off 320
coupon. Amanda paid $240. What was the
original price, before the last week's price 360
increase?
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1/4
0.25% =
1/40
1/400
1/4000
1/40000
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0.05
The probability that event A occurs is 0.4,
and the probability that events A and B
0.15
both occur is 0.25. If the probability that
either event A or event B occurs is 0.6, 0.45
what is the probability that event B will
occur? 0.50
0.55
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15
Ben is three times as old as Ron. Ed is 8
years younger than Ben. Ron is 7 years
19
older than Ken. If the sum of the ages of all
four people is 161, how many years old is 22
Ron?
24
27
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x−3 x+3 1
If x ≠ -2, x ≠ 7 and = , then x =
x+2 x−7
2
5
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3.4
If an object travels 100 feet in 2 seconds,
what is the object's approximate speed in
3.8
miles per hour? (Note: 1 mile = 5280 feet)
34
38
340
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1
In a school outing with only adults and
12
young children, the average weight of the
adults is 60 kg and the average weight of 1

6
the children is 24 kg. If the average weight
of everyone on the school outing is 30 kg, 1

what is the ratio of adults to children on this 5
outing? 1

4
1

3
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30
If a triangle in the xy-coordinate system has
vertices at
36
(-2 , -3), (4, -3) and (28, 7), what is the area
of the triangle? 48
60
65
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1
8a b( + c)
If 8c × √8 = b then a = 2
8
bc

2
b+c

2
2b + c
1
+b+c
2
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1 2
1 4
If ( + x) = 16, then + x2 =
x x2
8
14
16
18
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