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Here, i am getting little confused. Option B says that cost of beer will not substantially increase because of new law. I think author must have assumed it otherwise increase in cost would also result lower consumption. But according to the author, sole reason for lower consumption of alcohol is reduction in alcohol level in beer (not the cost of beer).
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A and B started a business with initial investments in the respective ratio of 18:7. After four months from the start of the business, A invested $ 2000 more and B invested $ 7000 more each month. At the end of one year, if the profit was distributed among them in the ratio of 2:1 respectively. What was the total initial investment with which A and B started the business?

A. $250,000
B. $225,000
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A boy walks from his home to school at 5 kmph, reaches the school 4 minutes early. If he walks from his home to school at 4 kmph, he reaches the school 2 minutes late. What is the time taken by him to go to school if he walks at 6 kmph?

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The 17 countries of the Eurozone are all united by one currency—the euro, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t price disparities in the continent. A sum of 20 Euros can buy you 35 cups of coffee in Portugal but only seven cups of coffee in Greece. The same amount of money can get you 16 cartons of eggs in Malta, but only seven cartons of eggs in Ireland.

Which of the following conclusions can most properly be drawn from the information above?

(A) On an average, a cup of coffee costs more in Portugal than in Greece.

(B) A carton of eggs costs more in Malta than in Ireland.

(C) Price disparities are an unusual phenomenon in the countries of the Eurozone.

(D) The cost of a cup of coffee in Greece is the same as that of a carton of eggs in Ireland.

(E) Portugal is a cheaper country to stay in than is Greece.
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The incidence of suicide in the country of Travonia has increased dramatically in recent years, as evidenced by the fact that since the introduction of several nonprescription brands of sleeping pills, the number of deaths from overdoses alone has nearly doubled. However, certain types of suicides have not increased in number during this period. It is true that elderly suicides have seen a greater than 70 percent increase, but teen suicides now account for only 30 percent of all suicides in the country. This is a significant decrease over 1985, when teen cases represented 65 percent of all country-wide suicides.

The argument above is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it does which of the following?

(A) It discounts the possibility of suicides occurring in groups other than the elderly and teenagers.

(B) It takes for granted that the introduction of non-prescription sleeping pills has had the same effect on two different demographic groups.

(C) It assumes that a decrease in the percentage of teen suicides necessarily signifies a decrease in the number of teen suicides.

(D) It overlooks the possibility that the total number of deaths in Travonia has increased since 1985.

(E) It relies on evidence that contradicts its conclusion
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A pencil and an eraser cost a total of $2.00. How much does the eraser cost?

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(2) The pencil costs $1.50.
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How many marbles does Kevin have?

(1) If Kevin had 10 fewer marbles, he would have only half as many marbles as he actually has.
(2) Kevin has thrice as many black marbles as white marbles.
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A pencil and an eraser cost a total of $2.00. How much does the eraser cost?

(1) The pencil costs thrice as much as the eraser.
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All 50 employees in Company X take one of the two courses, NLP and HLP. What is the average (arithmetic mean) age of the employees in the company?

(1) In the company, the average age of the employees in the NLP course is 40.
(2) In the company, the average age of the employees in the HLP course is 3/4 of the average age of the employees in the NLP course.
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In a survey of 320 employees, 35 percent said that they take tea, and 45 percent said that they take coffee. What percent of those surveyed said that they take neither tea nor coffee?

(1) 25 percent of the employees said that they take coffee but not tea.
(2) 400/7 percent of the employees who said that they take tea also said that they also take coffee.
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Companies X and Y have decided to enter into a joint venture to conduct mining operations together. As per the terms of the agreement, all metals that are unearthed will go to Company X and all non-metals will go to Company Y. Thus, all the Zinconium that is dug out should go to Company Y.

Which of the following most strengthens the argument?

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(B) The processing of Zinconium requires specialised machinery that is already available with Company Y.

(C) The agreement between the two companies has no provision of sharing any of the resources that are dug out.

(D) In terms of its chemical properties, Zinconium has more characteristics in common with non-metals than with metals.

(E) Company Y will bear a larger proportion of the total cost of conducting the mining operations than will Company X.
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The perceived value of goods and services, rather than just their price, is becoming an increasingly prominent factor in the purchase decisions of modern consumers, a new report has indicated. Thus, it can be concluded that consumers will be increasingly willing to spend extra on goods and services that are high-quality and durable.

For the above statements to be true, which of the following must be true?

(A) The price of a product plays no role in the making of purchase decisions by modern consumers.

(B) There is a positive relation between the quality of a product and its durability

(C) The modern consumer is not likely to allow the quality of a product to determine his purchase decision.

(D) The ideal way for manufacturers to charge more for their products is to increase the perceived value of their products in the minds of the modern consumer.

(E) The durability of a product is in some way related to its perceived value in the minds of modern consumers.
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If x is a positive integer such that 2x + 12 is divisible by x, what is the number of possible values of x?

(A) 2
(B) 5
(C) 6
(D) 12
(E) 14
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Bob buys some candies for $15 a dozen and an equal number of different candies for $12 a dozen. He sells all for $16.50 a dozen and makes a profit of $150. How many dozens of candies did he buy altogether?

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