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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?

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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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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?

(A) $5.60
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One of the residents of a senior citizens home is 104 years old. However, he received a letter addressed to his parents, asking them to enroll him in kindergarten for the following year.

Which of the following, if true, best resolves the above paradox?

A. Two of the senior citizen's neighbors received a similar letter.

B. Kindergartens in the discussed state are mandatory for all those between 2 and 6 years of age.

C. The senior citizen in question had never been to kindergarten as a child.

D. A new project encouraging senior citizens to teach and play with kindergarten children has recently opened in the neighborhood.

E. The computer system which sent the letter has only two digits for age.
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Sure Enough Insurance is a large insurance company that has recently been experiencing financial difficulties. Claims are handled by claims coordinators who determine how much, if at all, Sure Enough must pay a policy holder who has made a claim. The aforementioned financial difficulties are forcing Sure Enough to fire 25% of its claims coordinators. To minimize the potentially harmful effects of these cuts, it is recommended that Sure Enough lay off coordinators whose average time of completing work on their assigned claims is the longest.

Which of the following, if true, most seriously calls into question the argument's conclusion?

(A) No insurance payments are made by Sure Enough until a claims coordinator has completed work on the claim.

(B) Other departments in Sure Enough Insurance do not have any job vacancies.

(C) A significant increase in the amount of time it takes Sure Enough claims coordinators to complete work on claims could result in Sure Enough's loss of business to competitors.

(D) Sure Enough's policy is to assign complex and lengthy claims to the most competent coordinators.

(E) There is no significant difference between the premiums Sure Enough currently charges and those charged by its competitors.
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Out of a group of 8 candidates competing for 2 job positions, 3 will be selected for the final interview. Out of the 3, two candidates will be finally selected. If X is one of the candidates competing, what is the probability that X will not be finally selected?

A. 1/8
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The percentage of integers from 1 through 100 whose squares end with the digit 1 is x% and the percentage of integers from 1 through 200 whose squares end with 1 is y%. Which one of the following is true?

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A florist found that 60% of his customers on Valentine's Day bought roses. People had the option that day of buying red roses, yellow roses or orange roses and half of all the people who bought roses bought only red roses. How many people bought all three varieties?

(1) Of the 100 customers the florist had, 12 people bought only yellow and orange roses together.
(2) Of the 100 customers the florist had, no one bought only red roses and one other type of rose.

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If Bob's age is three times David's age, what is Bob's age?

(1) Two years ago, Bob age was exactly 5 times David's age.

(2) Twelve years from now, Bob'b age will be exactly 50% greater than David's age.
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Out of a group of 8 candidates competing for 2 job positions, 3 will be selected for the final interview. Out of the 3, two candidates will be finally selected. If X is one of the candidates competing, what is the probability that X will not be finally selected?

A. 1/8
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The percentage of integers from 1 through 100 whose squares end with the digit 1 is x% and the percentage of integers from 1 through 200 whose squares end with 1 is y%. Which one of the following is true?

A. x=y
B. x = 2y
C. x = 4y
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One of the residents of a senior citizens home is 104 years old. However, he received a letter addressed to his parents, asking them to enroll him in kindergarten for the following year.

Which of the following, if true, best resolves the above paradox?

A. Two of the senior citizen’s neighbors received a similar letter.

B. Kindergartens in the discussed state are mandatory for all those between 2 and 6 years of age.

C. The senior citizen in question had never been to kindergarten as a child.

D. A new project encouraging senior citizens to teach and play with kindergarten children has recently opened in the neighborhood.

E. The computer system which sent the letter has only two digits for age.
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Sure Enough Insurance is a large insurance company that has recently been experiencing financial difficulties. Claims are handled by claims coordinators who determine how much, if at all, Sure Enough must pay a policy holder who has made a claim. The aforementioned financial difficulties are forcing Sure Enough to fire 25% of its claims coordinators. To minimize the potentially harmful effects of these cuts, it is recommended that Sure Enough lay off coordinators whose average time of completing work on their assigned claims is the longest.

Which of the following, if true, most seriously calls into question the argument’s conclusion?

(A) No insurance payments are made by Sure Enough until a claims coordinator has completed work on the claim.

(B) Other departments in Sure Enough Insurance do not have any job vacancies.

(C) A significant increase in the amount of time it takes Sure Enough claims coordinators to complete work on claims could result in Sure Enough’s loss of business to competitors.

(D) Sure Enough’s policy is to assign complex and lengthy claims to the most competent coordinators.

(E) There is no significant difference between the premiums Sure Enough currently charges and those charged by its competitors.
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One of the residents of a senior citizens home is 104 years old. However, he received a letter addressed to his parents, asking them to enroll him in kindergarten for the following year.

Which of the following, if true, best resolves the above paradox?

A. Two of the senior citizen’s neighbors received a similar letter.

B. Kindergartens in the discussed state are mandatory for all those between 2 and 6 years of age.

C. The senior citizen in question had never been to kindergarten as a child.

D. A new project encouraging senior citizens to teach and play with kindergarten children has recently opened in the neighborhood.

E. The computer system which sent the letter has only two digits for age.
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Sure Enough Insurance is a large insurance company that has recently been experiencing financial difficulties. Claims are handled by claims coordinators who determine how much, if at all, Sure Enough must pay a policy holder who has made a claim. The aforementioned financial difficulties are forcing Sure Enough to fire 25% of its claims coordinators. To minimize the potentially harmful effects of these cuts, it is recommended that Sure Enough lay off coordinators whose average time of completing work on their assigned claims is the longest.

Which of the following, if true, most seriously calls into question the argument’s conclusion?

(A) No insurance payments are made by Sure Enough until a claims coordinator has completed work on the claim.

(B) Other departments in Sure Enough Insurance do not have any job vacancies.

(C) A significant increase in the amount of time it takes Sure Enough claims coordinators to complete work on claims could result in Sure Enough’s loss of business to competitors.

(D) Sure Enough’s policy is to assign complex and lengthy claims to the most competent coordinators.

(E) There is no significant difference between the premiums Sure Enough currently charges and those charged by its competitors.
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Do we have any GMAT coupon voucher? Or any idea how we can get ?
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At the time of its emergence, the field of artificial intelligence experienced significant developments. Since then, various inventions have been created including a computer program that can defeat the world's best chess player. Scientists then unsuccessfully attempted to use the algorithms based on this program to create machines that could perform basic human operations.

The statements above, if true, best support which of the following as a conclusion?

A. Apart from being better at chess, so far machines have not been able to surmount humans at performing complex tasks.

B. To a scientist, inventing a machine that folds laundry is more challenging than inventing one that can defeat the world's best chess player.

C. Scientists in the field of artificial intelligence attempt to invent machines that can mimic the thought patterns of humans.

D. The field of artificial intelligence is experiencing a halt in its progression.

E. Difficulties may arise when problem-solving techniques that are specific to one type of task are applied to another.
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The Slide company put its focus on creating aesthetic and eye-catching skateboards whereas the Glide company on producing highly functional skateboards. Before developing their latest models, both companies considered making changes to their strategies. More sales have been attributed to the latest model released by Glide than that released by Slide. In the skateboard industry, the more equally balanced the aesthetics and functionality of a skateboard are, the higher its sales.

If the statements above are correct, they most strongly support which of the following?

(A) Skateboard buyers are more likely to choose products with higher functionality over those with better aesthetics.

(B) Creating a model that equally balances aesthetics and functionality helped Glide take the lead of the skateboard industry.

(C) The Slide company changed its strategy by only a small amount.

(D) Glide's latest product's aesthetic and functional levels were closer to each other than those of Slide's latest product.

(E) The Glide company increased its emphasis on aesthetics for its latest model.
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1% of 200% of 360 is what percent of 0.1% of 60?

A. 12
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D. 12,000
E. 120,000
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Let a, b, c be distinct digits. Consider a two digit number 'ab' and a three digit number 'ccb'. If (ab)^2 = ccb and ccb > 300 then the value of b is

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How many of the books on the shelf have blue covers?

(1) Of the books on the shelf, 15 percent have leather covers and 40 percent of the leather-covered books are novels.
(2) There are 36 blue leather-covered books on the shelf.
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What was the value of the sales of Pioneer Computers in 1990?

(1) The sales of Pioneer Computers increased by $250,000 each year from 1980 - 1990
(2) The value of the sales of Pioneer Computers doubled between 1980 and 1990
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