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If |2x – 7| < x + 1, which of the following may be a value of x?

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Sequence S contains the squares of positive even multiples of 3 in increasing order. What is the sum of the first 6 terms in S ?

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Demand for gold has been stagnant for five years now. However, despite the fact that prices and production amounts have also been steady during the last five years, gold mines experienced a twelve percent increase in profits this year.

Any of the following statements, if true about last year, helps to explain the rise in profits EXCEPT:

A. Many smaller gold mines were acquired by a larger mining conglomerate, prompting a fall in the price of mining supplies as the number of potential buyers reduced.
B. Gold mines have reduced labor costs by switching from paying miners an hourly wage to paying them by the amount of ore mined.
C. The price of cyanide, a vital component of the chemical process used to extract pure gold from its ore, dropped over twenty-five percent.
D. Many nations that consume large amounts of gold increased their production of electronics, which require the use of gold as a conductor, yet their overall use of gold decreased.
E. Taxes on mining activities in gold producing regions were lowered.
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News anchor: The average resident of the state’s four major cities drives 150 miles per month, and most of the state’s residents live in these four cities. Moreover, the average distance driven by the residents of the state tends to remain stable from one month to the next. Therefore, most of the state’s residents drive at least 100 miles each month.

The argument presented by the news anchor is most susceptible to which of the following criticisms?

A. It reaches a conclusion for the entire state on the basis of data from just four cities.
B. It fails to consider the possibility that even if, on average, a certain distance is driven by the people within a certain group, many of those in the group may not drive at all.
C. It confuses a claim that would necessarily lead to the argument’s conclusion about the state’s residents with a claim that would only be highly likely to follow from the argument’s conclusion regarding the state’s residents.
D. It ignores the possibility that the residents of the cities may be driving outside of city limits.
E. It fails to consider the possibility that even if most residents of the state drive at least 100 miles each month, any given resident may not drive at all in some months.

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A school used several buses for a field trip. If each bus carried a different number of students, was the median number of students per bus an integer?

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(2) The number of buses used for the field trip was odd.
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A small theater sold only adult tickets and student tickets for one afternoon show. Each adult ticket cost $18, and each student ticket cost $10. If the theater sold 45 tickets for the show, how many adult tickets were sold?

(1) The average (arithmetic mean) ticket price was greater than $14.50 but less than $15.00.

(2) The total revenue from ticket sales was greater than $655 but less than $663.

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2019 saw a record high in the population of the endangered black-cheeked gibbon at the Bokeo Nature Reserve. Many hope that 2020 will bring another record. The population of the reserve increases either when new gibbons migrate to the region or when a breeding pair successfully delivers an infant. Experts have said that there is little reason to expect a sudden influx of the near-extinct ape this year. Further, there is considerable evidence that fewer gibbons will pair up this year than did last year, and it is highly unlikely that these breeding pairs will produce more infants per pair than did last year’s pairs. Thus, it is clear that the gibbon population will not experience another year of record growth.

In the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?

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A medical technology company recently developed an altered design for the prosthetic hip that it produces. The intention behind the development of the new design was to reduce the number of patients whose bodies rejected the prosthetic. The medical trial of the new prosthetic hip showed a ten percent reduction in the number of patients whose bodies rejected the prosthetic. The project managers concluded that the new design did reduce the instance of prosthetic rejection.

Which of the following, if true, casts most doubt on the project managers' conclusion?

A. Further examination of the medical trial showed that the reduction in the number of patients whose bodies rejected the prosthetic could be wholly attributed to a reduction in the number of patients who reported symptoms consistent with the rejection.
B. The initial goal of the redesign project was to reduce the number of patients whose bodies rejected the prosthetic by at least thirty percent.
C. Although some experts have been arguing that the materials used in the company’s prosthetic hips are outdated and must be replaced, the new design does not make any changes in the materials used to build the prosthetics.
D. Since the new prosthetic hip design differs from the original only in the way its components are organized, the cost of the materials used in the prosthetic remains unchanged between designs.
E. During the trials, two thirds of the patients on whose bodies the newly designed prosthetics were implemented were younger than forty years, the age at which the human body’s acceptance of foreign objects begins declining.

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If |3x – 19| > 5 – x , which of the following represents the complete range of values of x ?

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Jack wants to buy four different ice–creams of four different brands. If each of the four brands serve four different flavors–chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, and mango, how many different combinations of ice–creams can he buy, provided that he doesn’t end up buying more than one ice–cream of the same flavor or of the same brand?

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A design studio bought a commercial 3D printer. If at the end of each year the printer was worth 60% of what it was worth at the beginning of that year, was the printer worth less than $10,800 at the end of 3 years?

(1) The printer lost more than $12,000 in value during its second year.

(2) The printer’s starting value was more than $49,000.

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Elena and Riley each bought notebooks, pens, and folders from the same supplier. For each item type, the unit price was the same for Elena and Riley. If Riley’s total spending was twice Elena’s total spending, what fraction of Elena’s total spending was on folders?

(1) Elena bought 6 notebooks, 9 pens, and 10 folders.

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There are five History and three Science books on a shelf. A student picked three books randomly. What is the probability that he picked at least one Science book?
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Set S contains 11 integers. Set T contains 11 terms, obtained by doubling each integer of set S. Which of the following may be true?

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II. The median of S is greater than the median of T.
III. The range of S is greater than the range of T.

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A certain watchmaker is attempting to increase its market share by deeply discounting the price of its watches for the upcoming holiday season. The discounts will eat into profits, but because they will be heavily advertised the watchmaker hopes that they will attract buyers away from rival watchmakers' products. In the long term, the watchmaker believes that consumers initially attracted by the discounts may become loyal customers.

In assessing the plan's chances of achieving its aim, it would be most useful to know which of the following?

(A) Whether the watchmaker's competitors are likely to respond by offering deep discounts of their own products

(B) Whether the advertisements will be created by the watchmaker's current advertising agency

(C) Whether some of the watch styles will be more deeply discounted than others

(D) Whether the watchmaker will be able to cut costs sufficiently to maintain profit margins even when the discounts are in effect

(E) Whether an alternative strategy might enable the watchmaker to enhance its profitability while holding a constant or diminishing share of the market
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Heavy consumption of alcohol causes impaired judgment, a loss of fine motor skills, slower reaction times, a decrease in visual acuity, and other short-term symptoms. Since alcohol can be metabolized in the average person’s body at a rate of 0.015 BAC (or “blood alcohol content”) per hour, a severely intoxicated individual with a BAC of 0.15 should be symptom-free after 10 hours. After this time, if the individual exhibits similar symptoms, such symptoms cannot be caused by alcohol.

Which of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the conclusion above?

(A) Some symptoms normally associated with alcohol consumption may resemble symptoms caused by prescription drugs or even drowsiness.

(B) Increases in BAC are based on the amount of alcohol consumed rather than the number of drinks (some drinks contain more alcohol than others).

(C) Heavy alcohol consumption has numerous long term effects such as cirrhosis of the liver, stomach ulcers, and birth defects.

(D) The metabolic rate of alcohol varies according to a person’s health, weight, diet, and genetic predispositions.

(E) Some people, due to an acute sensitivity to alcohol, cannot even reach a BAC of 0.15 before becoming violently ill.

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A scheduling box contains 12 appointment cards. Each card is for either a morning appointment or an afternoon appointment. If two cards are selected at random without replacement, what is the probability that both selected cards are for afternoon appointments?

(1) The probability of selecting one morning appointment card and one afternoon appointment card is 9/22.

(2) The probability of selecting two morning appointment cards is 6/11.

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A data-entry clerk entered all records from several client files in one day. If the clerk entered 480 records in total that day, was the average (arithmetic mean) time per record less than 45 seconds?

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