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If Simon paid 25 cents for each orange and 15 cents for each mango, then how many oranges did Simon buy?

(1) Simon spent a total of $1.55 on his purchase of mango and oranges.
(2) Simon bought fewer mango than oranges.

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In a survey of 150 persons, how many were both smokers and drinkers?

(1) 80% of the person surveyed were drinkers
(2) 40% of the smokers were drinkers also
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It’s not that I don’t know how to solve it, I can solve any god dam question but in mock i faced this issue
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> Yup
> I’ve noticed this too
> I’ve even notice which ever is the first section, it always has more number of hard questions
> I’ve tried this with all 3 sections
> I’ve also noticed that even though the exam is adaptive, say I’ve made 2 mistakes for hard questions straight, my expectations is it should dial down the difficulty right?
> But no it gives me another hard question
> If I mess this up too
> My morale and time, both would be wasted
> I’m confused too
> How to tackle this dynamic adaptabilit
Yesss, if any expert can put some glimpses towards this would be really helpful and an another issue i seen was question being too short in club we get to what it is try to say but on mba.com it’s quite messed
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Ohh you took me wrong sir, I can make mistake but my point here was what problem I am facing instead of criticizing or pulling other legs don’t make you smart....
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Relax man, I was just enjoying the 805-405 paradox. About the issue you raised - I think you should take mini mocks back to back - By mini mocks I mean do a set of any section of 12-15 questions back to back cultivating testing environment and then check if are you able to do every god damn question or not. If yea, then you are good to go
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Relax man, I was just enjoying the 805-405 paradox. About the issue you raised - I think you should take mini mocks back to back - By mini mocks I mean do a set of any section of 12-15 questions back to back cultivating testing environment and then check if are you able to do every god damn question or not. If yea, then you are good to go
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I did try that’s as well as you mentioned above, but I experience the totally different environment on mocks maybe anxiety or panic....
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If Simon paid 25 cents for each orange and 15 cents for each mango, then how many oranges did Simon buy?

(1) Simon spent a total of $1.55 on his purchase of mango and oranges.
(2) Simon bought fewer mango than oranges.

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Our legislature is considering passing legislation to ban skateboarding on city streets, citing safety concerns. However, a review of public health records reveals that the legislature’s concern is misplaced. Each year, many more people are injured while jogging than are injured while skateboarding. So in fact, skateboarding is safer than jogging.

Which of the following indicates a flaw in the reasoning above?

A. It fails to distinguish professional skateboarders who attempt very dangerous maneuvers from amateurs who are comparatively cautious.

B. It assumes without warrant that no one who skateboards also jogs.

C. It fails to consider the number of people who skateboard as compared with the number of people who jog.

D. It ignores the possibility that other activities cause even more injuries than either skateboarding or jogging.

E. It fails to address the issue and instead attacks the character of the legislature.
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We favor the registration of all firearms, regardless of type. The National Rifle Association has done a good job of persuading its members that registration is the first step toward confiscation of all weapons. Nonsense. Americans register, among other things, their cars, their dogs, and the births of their children. Yet, confiscation of cars, cocker spaniels, and infants has never been a great problem.

Which one of the following best describes the major flaw in the author’s reasoning?

(A) He ignores the danger to the general public posed by unregulated weapons sales.

(B) He ignores the potential for bureaucratic mismanagement of any such registration effort.

(C) He ignores the existence of dog catchers, tow trucks, and child-welfare officers.

(D) He ignores the differences between firearms and other items that make the former a more likely target for confiscation.

(E) He ignores the expertise of the members of the National Rifle Association.
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The stronger Goldbach conjecture states that any even integer greater than 7 can be written as the sum of two different prime numbers. For such representations of the even number 126, the largest possible difference between the two primes is

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The War of 1812 started with a declaration of war on Thursday, June 18, 1812. The peace treaty to end the war was signed 919 days later, on December 24, 1814. On what day of the week was the treaty signed?

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Maria walked along a track at an average speed of 100 meters per minute. Was the length greater than half a kilometer?

(1) She took more than 250 seconds to cover the track
(2) She took less than 290 seconds to cover the track
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What will be the total weight of 10 poles, each of the same weight ?

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(2) The total weight of three poles is 20 kilograms more than the total weight of two poles
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DS1- length was less than half a kilometer. DS2-total weight of ten poles=200kg.damn too easyy
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A recent survey shows that the use of public libraries has dwindled to 19% of what it was 30 years ago. The digital age has led to huge amounts of information being placed at the fingertips of people while they sit in their own homes. Because libraries serve an important function, their services should not be ceased.

Which of the following, if true, most strengthens the author's conclusion?

A. The libraries that existed 30 years ago acted as important meeting places for intellectuals and public figures.

B. Sources of information, whether digital or hard copy, should always be verified for accuracy.

C. Digital versions of many books are being created that can be bought via stores on the internet.

D. In some areas, due to a lack of competition between service providers, Internet prices are extremely high.

E. Libraries demand funding which is partly provided by taxes paid by the public.
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The spread of Avian flu from animals to humans has been welldocumented, but less understood is the mechanism by which it is spread from one bird species to another. In order to avoid a worldwide epidemic of Avian flu, scientists must make that study a first priority. To solely tackle the human dimension of this possible pandemic is to miss half of the problem: its spread from one hemisphere to another.

The bolded phrase plays which of the following roles in the argument above?

(A) The bolded phrase states a premise of the argument.

(B) The bolded phrase contradicts the author’s main point.

(C) The bolded phrase makes a statement that the author is about to contradict.

(D) The bolded phrase states the author’s conclusion.

(E) The bolded phrase states an assumption the author is making.
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Six different sweet varieties of count 32, 216, 136, 88, 184, 120 were ordered for a particular occasion. They need to be packed in such a way that each box has the same variety of sweet and the same number of sweets in each box. What is the minimum number of boxes required to pack?

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A factory producing machine parts calculated that on average about 10% of the manufactured parts are defective and must be rejected before shipment to buyer. The factory promised to supply 7200 parts priced at $10 for each part. It estimated that the overall profit on all the manufactured parts will be 25%. How much did it cost the factory to produce one part?

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(B) $6.00
(C) $7.20
(D) $8.00
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In 2005, did Company A have more than twice the number of employees as did Company B?

(1) In 2005, Company A had 11,500 more employees than did Company B.
(2) In 2005, the 3,000 employees with advanced degrees at Company A made up 12.5 percent of that company’s total number employees, and the 2,500 employees with advanced degrees at Company B made up 20 percent of that company’s total number of employees.
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What is the distance from City A to City C in kms?

(1) City A is 90 kms from City B.

(2) City B is 30 kms from City C.
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in-2005-did-company-a-have-more-than-twice-the-number-of-employees-as-451135.html

In 2005, did Company A have more than twice the number of employees as did Company B?

(1) In 2005, Company A had 11,500 more employees than did Company B.
(2) In 2005, the 3,000 employees with advanced degrees at Company A made up 12.5 percent of that company’s total number employees, and the 2,500 employees with advanced degrees at Company B made up 20 percent of that company’s total number of employees.
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what-is-the-distance-from-city-a-to-city-c-in-kms-451136.html

What is the distance from City A to City C in kms?

(1) City A is 90 kms from City B.

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in-2005-did-company-a-have-more-than-twice-the-number-of-employees-as-451135.html

In 2005, did Company A have more than twice the number of employees as did Company B?

(1) In 2005, Company A had 11,500 more employees than did Company B.
(2) In 2005, the 3,000 employees with advanced degrees at Company A made up 12.5 percent of that company’s total number employees, and the 2,500 employees with advanced degrees at Company B made up 20 percent of that company’s total number of employees.
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what-is-the-distance-from-city-a-to-city-c-in-kms-451136.html

What is the distance from City A to City C in kms?

(1) City A is 90 kms from City B.

(2) City B is 30 kms from City C.
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