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Driving excessively fast has been demonstrated to decrease the number of miles one can drive per gallon of fuel. Gary has recently been experiencing a decrease in mileage per gallon of fuel while driving his car. This clearly proves that Gary has been driving excessively fast lately.

Which of the following statements, if true, would most seriously weaken the conclusion about Gary’s driving?

(A) Recently Gary’s speedometer has been indicating the speed of his car as lower than the car’s actual speed.

(B) Recently Gary has been driving more miles per day on average than before he began experiencing a decrease in fuel mileage.

(C) Other tests have shown that a car’s speed affects fuel mileage more than any other single factor.

(D) Before Gary began driving excessively fast his speedometer over-represented his car’s actual speed.

(E) Recently the tires on Gary’s car have been losing air pressure, and low tire air pressure is known to lower fuel mileage.
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The prime principle of economics is that prices are determined by supply and demand, not by costs. Some products may cost 90 cents and sell for a dollar, while others go for a dollar yet cost only a cent to make. The second producer is neither a profiteer nor an exploiter, and the first producer is neither a benefactor nor a patron. Both producers merely respond to market signals based on supply and demand.

If the statements above are true, which of the following must be true?

(A) How much it costs to manufacture a product is not the primary determinant of its selling price.

(B) A product with a low manufacturing cost is more likely to succeed than a product with a high manufacturing cost.

(C) A manufacturer who sells a product with a low manufacturing cost at a high price to the customer is deceiving the customer.

(D) If a product costs a lot to manufacture then its manufacturer must ensure that he does not sell the product at a high price.

(E) A manufacturer who uses manufacturing costs of a product as a basis to determine the selling price of the product is bound to fail.
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A jumbo box of candies has 15 rows with 10 spaces for candies in each row, how many candies are in the box?

(1) There is an average (arithmetic mean) of 6 empty spaces in the first 8 rows.
(2) There is an average (arithmetic mean) of 9 empty spaces in the last 7 rows.
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What is the cost of wallpaper needed to cover all four walls of a square room if each wall is 10 feet high?

(1) The floor has a surface area of 144 square feet.
(2) Each square foot of wallpaper costs 60 cents.
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If −5 ≤ a ≤ 12 and −10 ≤ b ≤ 25, which of the following represents all possible values of a – b ?

A. −30 ≤ a – b ≤ 22
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If a is divisible by 6!, then a/5 must be

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Which of the following best completes the passage below?

When mobile phone companies, used to reporting several million new customers in a month, do the opposite and report a sharp fall in that number, you know that the country’s most dynamic industry has entered a new, more troubled phase. However, this statistic may not necessarily be as much of a cause for concern as it looks because ________________________.

(A) mobile phone companies have huge cash reserves so they will not face the problem of cash flow for a few months at least

(B) inflated claims about new customer acquisition have been very much a part of the industry story so far

(C) the sales of mobile phone handsets hasn’t fallen down appreciably

(D) other competitors have not entered the market in huge numbers

(E) mobile phone companies are making huge investments in widening their network coverage
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City Official: I cannot deny that sodium monofluoride, which is used in all major brands of toothpaste to help prevent tooth decay, has been shown to be more toxic than lead. Those who oppose our plan to treat the public water supply with sodium monofluoride cite warnings on the back of toothpaste tubes advising the user to contact a poison control center if the user swallows more toothpaste than needed for brushing. But these same opponents ignore the fact that even though nobody reads these warnings virtually no cases of toothpaste poisoning have ever been reported.

The passage is structured to lead to which of the following conclusions?

(A) Sodium monofluoride warnings on toothpaste tubes should be more conspicuous to toothpaste users.

(B) Fluoride in toothpaste is not as toxic as warnings on toothpaste tubes would lead users to believe.

(C) Neither fluoridated water nor fluoridated toothpaste contains lead.

(D) Suppliers of public water treated with sodium monofluoride should not be required to warn their customers about its toxicity.

(E) Fluoridated water is not as toxic as those who oppose treating water with sodium monofluoride might claim.
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At the end of the year 2002, Monica and Chandler each purchased a certificate of deposit that paid the same rate of interest, and each held the certificate of deposit through the end of 2002. If Chandler invested X dollars and Monica invested $130,000, and if Chandler earned interest in 2002 totaling $45,000, what was the amount of interest that Monica earned on her $130,000 investment?

(1) The rate of interest on the certificate of deposit that Chandler and Monica each purchased was 8.5% annually.
(2) In 2002, Chandler invested $529,412 in the certificate of deposit.
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If a coffee shop sold 600 cups of coffee, some of which were large cups and the remainder of which were small cups, what was the revenue that the coffee shop earned from the sale of coffee?

(1) The number of large cups sold was 3/5 the total number of small cups sold.
(2) The price of a small cup of coffee was $ 1.50.
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If x^4 > x^5 > x^3, which of the following could be the value of x?

A. -3
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If \(\frac{10^{2x}}{100^{3y}} < 1\), which of the following must be true?

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