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GMAT Math Section From7:00AMto 11r00Al.4it ralned2.25anches, At 11:00AIYthe rainincreased to C t t fall at a rate of 1.25 in. every two hours.HowmanyInchesof raln landedon the

A.7 B. 9 .7 5 9.6 D . 3 .2 5 E. 7.125 I \' \,//

2) $e ownerof a hobbystore neededto calculatethe percentageof customerswho furchase woodglue. Uponcompletlnghis survey,he noticedthat 60qoof the people / that enteredhis store purchasedan item. Of thosecustomers,15 percentpurchased woodglue. Whatpercentof the peoplethat enteredthe store purchasedwoodglue? A.8o/o B.7o/o t.

9o/o L2o/o

rSVo If 1/x = 3.5. then 1/(x+2) = A. 7/9

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7/16 D. 9/7 E.

4Æore owneris packlngsmall radiosinto largerboxesthat m€asure25 in. by 42 in, y 60 in. If the measurementof each radio is 7 In. by 6 in. by 5 In., then how many .adioscan be placedin the box?

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300 B,

400 D. 420 480

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Frankls 15 yearsyoungerthenJohn.In 5 yearsJohn Howold wlll Frankbe in fouryears?

be twiceas old as Frank.

A.B B. 10

c. 1 2 9.'14 E. 16

,6) Thepriceof a candybar is 91.00.Thepriceof a ten packof the samecandybar is $J|aO.The ten pack of candybars is what percentagecheaperthen purchastng ten D jvidually? ,//tandy bars ind lr '

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A. 9! C, D.

18o/o 260/0 320/o 4ao/o

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7) tn a certaindepartmentsjore, whichhasfour sizesof a specificshtrt, there are 1/3 as manysmallshirtsas mediumshirts,and 1/2 as manylargeshirtsas smallshtrts.If thereareas manyx-largeshirtsas largeshirts,whatpercentof the shirtsin the store âre medium? 100/o

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33o/o

D. 5Oo/o 60o/o

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I ca, ausrages55 mph for the first 4 hoursof a trip and âverages70 mph for each a_d-di9{r.1-hour, Theaveragespeedfor the entiretdp was60 mph,Howmanyhourstong is lhé trip?

b. 6

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For question 10, 11, and 12 selectyour answer from one of the following statement9: but statement(2) âlonels not sufficient to A. if statement(1) ALONEis sumcient, answerthe ouestion. ls sufficient, but statement(1) aloneis not sufficient B. if statement(2) ALONE to answerthe question. (1) and (2) TOGETHER are sufficient to answerthe question C. if BOTHstatements statementALONEis sufficient. asked,but NEITHER is sufficient to answerthe questionasked. D. if EACHstatementALONE (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOTsufficient to answerthe question E. if statements problem dataspecific to the are needed. asked,andadditional

of the ticketsfor 2 musicconcerts,X and f, were either purchasedor givenaway, 7'ol All êndthe ratioof X ticketsto f was2 to 1. Of the total numberof X ticketsand y tickets, whatpercentage waspurchased?

1) Thetotal numberof Xticketsand ftickets, is 240. Ê

2) Of the X tickets,exactly60% were purchased,and of the y tickets,exactly80o/owere Durchased. o 11) If,a and b are positive integers, is a + 4b odd?

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1) b is even. 2) a is odd.

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12) I1q is a multipleof primenumbers.is q a multipleof r? 7lr