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The sum of seven consecutive integers is equal to 7. What is the average of the greatest and least terms in the sequence?

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Mary, John, and Karen ate lunch together. Karen’s meal cost 50 percent more than John’s meal, and Mary’s meal cost 5/6 as much as Karen’s meal. If Mary paid $2 more than John, how much was the total that the three of them paid?

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If p and q are positive integers. If p is divided by 2, the remainder is 1; and if q is divided by 6, the remainder is 1. Which of the following must be true.

I. pq + 1 is even.
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III. pq is a multiple of 12.

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Food allergies account for more than thirty thousand emergency department visits each year. Often, victims of these episodes are completely unaware of their allergies until they experience a major reaction. Studies show that 90 percent of food allergy reactions are caused by only eight distinct foods. For this reason, individuals should sample a minuscule portion of each of these foods to determine whether a particular food allergy is present.

Which of the following must be studied in order to evaluate the recommendation made in the argument?

(A) The percentage of allergy victims who were not aware of the allergy before a major episode

(B) The percentage of the population that is at risk for allergic reactions

(C) Whether some of the eight foods are common ingredients used in cooking

(D) Whether an allergy to one type of food makes someone more likely to be allergic to other types of food

(E) Whether ingesting a very small amount of an allergen is sufficient to provoke an allergic reaction in a susceptible individual

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Studies show that impoverished families give away a larger percentage of their income in charitable donations than do wealthy families. As a result, fundraising consultants recommend that charities direct their marketing efforts toward individuals and families from lower socioeconomic classes in order to maximize the dollar value of incoming donations.

Which of the following best explains why the consultants' reasoning is flawed?

(A) Marketing efforts are only one way to solicit charitable donations.

(B) Not all impoverished families donate to charity.

(C) Some charitable marketing efforts are so expensive that the resulting donations fail to cover the costs of the marketing campaign.

(D) Percentage of income is not necessarily indicative of absolute dollar value.

(E) People are more likely to donate to the same causes to which their friends donate.
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Store X has a sale on the store brand of canned tomatoes. A customer buys a six month supply of the store-brand canned tomatoes. How much money does the customer save?

(1) The customer uses 4 cans of tomatoes every month.
(2) The cans of tomatoes are reduced in price to 4 for $1.
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Kwasi has S dollars. The purchase price of a television set that Kwasi wants to buy is P dollars plus 8 percent sales tax. Does Kwasi have enough money to purchase the item?

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Dexter found 288 shells in his first four visits to the beach and 405 shells in his next five visits. What is the average (arithmetic mean) number of shells he found per visit?

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I. pq + 1 is even.
II. pq/2 is an integer.
III. pq is a multiple of 12.

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4. a-company-is-preparing-the-cost-estimate-for-transporting-10-pallets-449204.html
5. researchers-conducted-a-controlled-study-to-examine-how-different-449270.html
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A jar contains 100 glass beads, of which 56 are pink and 44 are blue. If 24 beads are removed from the jar, how many of the beads remaining are blue?

(1) After the 24 beads are removed, the number of pink beads remaining in the bag equals the number of blue beads remaining in the bag.
(2) Of the beads removed, the ratio of the number of pink beads to the number of blue beads is 3 to 1.
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The cost of all items of type 1 is exactly the same, and the cost of all items of type 2 is exactly the same. Is the cost of one item of type 1 less than the cost of one item of type 2?

(1) The total cost of 6 items of type 1 and 4 items of type 2 is less than the total cost of 4 items of type 1 and 8 items of type 2.
(2) The total cost of 5 items of type 1 and 4 items of type 2 is less than the total cost of 4 items of type 1 and 5 items of type 2.
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Seafood restaurants in Snare Island generally serve only fish caught in the waters around Snare Island since inhabitants are accustomed to the distinctive taste of Snare fish. Nevertheless, fishermen from Chinua, a nearby island, plan to sell Snare Island residents fish caught in Chinuan waters by selling at a lower price than that of Snare fish and marketing it as a low-fat alternative.

Which of the following, if true, casts most doubt on the viability of the plan by Chinua's fishermen to sell their fish in Snare Island?

(A) Many of the species of fish caught by Snare Island fishermen and Chinuan fishermen are closely related.

(B) Consumers in Snare Island eat fish in restaurants about as often as do consumers in Chinua.

(C) At times in the past, Snare Island fishermen have sold much of their catch to buyers in Chinua.

(D) The warmer climate in Chinua allows Chinuan fishermen to harvest fish more months of the year than can Snare Island fishermen.

(E) Most Snare Island residents are not concerned about their diet and believe that locally-caught fish are low-fat.
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Which of the following most logically completes the argument below?

When malaria rates in a tropical country are high, drug companies reduce the cost of many kinds of anti-parasite medications. The reason is that drug companies want to take in as much money as possible in medication sales so that they can invest the money into research for more profitable drugs. Anti-parasite drug cost reductions are likely to achieve this objective since __________.

(A) when prices decrease, more companies enter the market with competing anti-parasite drugs

(B) drug companies that spend a smaller percentage of revenues on research are unable to take advantage of anti-parasite drug cost reductions for this reason

(C) many more people will purchase anti-parasite medications if the price is lower than if the price remained the same

(D) an increase in the number of anti-parasite drugs sold raises the likelihood that some species of parasite will mutate so that the drug is not effective against it

(E) resulting research is unlikely to result in a malaria vaccine
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