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1. Question
If the product of W, X, Y, and Z is positive, then which of the following must be positive?
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2. Question
XY > 0. Is \(X^{2}YZ\) + XYZ > 0?
(1) \(X^{2}\)/Y > 0
(2) XY/Z > 0
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3. Question
What was the average speed for a certain 2400 kilometer trip?
(1) The average speed for the first 1500 kilometers was 55km/h
(2) The average speed for the last 1500 kilometers was 55km/h
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4. Question
A circular puddle that is 1/32 inches deep contains 4 ounces of water. What is the approximate circumference of the puddle? (1.8 ounces = 1 cubic inch)
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5. Question
Set A has a greater average than set B. Is the standard deviation of set A greater than the standard deviation of set B?
(1) Each set has 10 numbers.
(2) The range of set A is equal to the range of set B.
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6. Question
If the average yearly snowfall in a certain region is 7.5 inches but so far this year there has only been 1/15 of an inch of snowfall, what percent of the average yearly snowfall is the snowfall so far this year?
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7. Question
If |A-2| = |B-2|, what is the sum of A and B?
(1) A does not equal B.
(2) A > 2, B < 2
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8. Question
A tax rebate of $3500 is reduced by $75 for every $1000 of earnings over $90,000. What is the value of a tax rebate based on $105,000 in earnings?
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9. Question
A rectangle is to be evenly subdivided by a certain number of identical smaller rectangles whose dimensions are integers. If the perimeter of the larger rectangle is 42 and the perimeter of each of the smaller rectangles is 6 then what is the maximum number of smaller rectangles that can be contained in the larger rectangle?
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10. Question
If the diagonal of rectangle X is the same length as the diameter of circle Y, what is the area of rectangle X?
(1) The area of circle Y is 1/Ï€
(2) The perimeter of rectangle X is 2 + 2(√3)
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11. Question
The chart above represents the number of liberal or conservative politicians in a certain region. How many committees with equal numbers of liberal and conservative politicians can be formed such that each region is represented exactly once?
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12. Question
Kate adds a certain number of marbles to a jar on each day of June. After the first day she adds an additional four marbles on each successive day. If on the 24th day she adds five times as many marbles as she added on the second day then how many marbles are in the jar on July 1st?
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