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(#M40165871) GRE QUESTION Keep an EYE

The average of ten numbers is 11. The average of six of these numbers is 13. The average of the remaining numbers is x, then
A) 6x=50 B) 3x<20 C) 40>4x D) The relationship cannot be determined.

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(#M40165870) GRE QUESTION Keep an EYE

A certain line on the xy plane contains the points (3,2) and (6,0). Which of the following points may also be found along this line? A (1,2) B (0,4) C (2,3) D (3,5) E None of these

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(#M40165869) GRE QUESTION Keep an EYE

To order certain plants from a catalog, it costs $2.5 per plant, plus a 5 percent sales tax, plus $5.75 for shipping and handling regardless of the number of plants ordered. If Company X ordered these plants from the catalog at the total cost of $63.5, how many plants did Company X order? A) 22 B) 21 C) 20 D) 19 E) 18

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(#M40165868) GRE QUESTION Keep an EYE

In a triangle ABC, point D lies on BC such that AD = BD = CD. If angle BAD = 50°, what is angle BCA? A) 30° B) 40° C) 50° D) 60° E) 70°

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(#M40165867) GRE QUESTION Keep an EYE

The total weight of a tin and the cookies it contains is 3 pounds. After 3/4 of the cookies are eaten, the tin and the remaining cookies weigh 1.2 pounds. What is the weight of the empty tin in pounds? A) 0.6 b) 0.8 C) 0.9 D) 1.0 E) 1.2

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(#M40165866) GRE QUESTION Keep an EYE

In a certain village, m litres of water are required per household per day. At this rate, if there are n households in the village, how long (in months of 30 days) will p litres of water last? A) 30p/(mn) B) 30pm/n C) p/(30mn) D) pn/(30m)

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(#M40165865) GRE QUESTION Keep an EYE

A spinner divided into equal sections numbered 0 through 8 is spun 3 times. What is the probability that the spinner lands on a prime number all three times?

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(#M40165864) GRE QUESTION Keep an EYE

An investor divides $12,000 into two investments, one paying 7% and one 8% annually. At the end of the year she has made $870. How much did she invest at 8%?

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(#M40165863) GRE QUESTION Keep an EYE

A family keeps a bowl that contains ping-pong balls labeled with chores: tidy the hallway, wash dishes, mop kitchen floor, clean upstairs bathroom, vacuum living room, fold laundry, clean downstairs bathroom, and make the beds. One child particularly hates to use the vacuum cleaner. At chore time, she draws out two balls and must complete the chores written on them. What is the chance that she will avoid having to vacuum? A) 49/64 B) 1/4 C) 3/4 D) 7/4 E) 97/56

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(#M40165862) BOOK QUESTION CP Keep an EYE

A cloth –merchant disposed of 120 m of shop-soiled curtain material for Rs. 900 and thus suffered a loss of 37.5%.Find the cost price of the material per metre.

Asked In BOOK ABHIRUCHI SHARMA (6 years ago)

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