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Where is the source button on question bank?
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How may I get Question on Number Properties
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Could someone explain this please
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Since -2 is a solution, you can plug -2 in the equation to get the value of n=3, then you’ll get a quadratic equation.
Upon solving the quadratic equation you’ll get the other root of x as 20.
So x*n = 20*3=60
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100studentswereselectedtoparticipateinasurveybytheschoolinMay2013.Thenextmonth,another100 students were randomly selected to participate in the same survey, out of which 2 had already participate in
the survey the previous month. If the number of students did not change from May to June then what is the approximate number of students in the school?
A. 3,600 B. 2,400 C. 2,000 D. 4,700 E. 5,000

can someone pls solve this
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100studentswereselectedtoparticipateinasurveybytheschoolinMay2013.Thenextmonth,another100 students were randomly selected to participate in the same survey, out of which 2 had already participate in
the survey the previous month. If the number of students did not change from May to June then what is the approximate number of students in the school?
A. 3,600 B. 2,400 C. 2,000 D. 4,700 E. 5,000

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This is a copy of the following Official Guide question:

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thank you so much

can someone pls solve this - A random survey by the human resources department of a certain company found that out of 75 people 46 had previously worked in another
In the IT department, there are four people who are experienced and earn more than $4000, two who are inexperienced and earn more than $4000. There are twice as many people who are just from the IT department as are in the IT department and experienced but earning less than $4000. How many
inexperienced junior staff (junior staff earns lesser than $4000) are in IT? A- 6 B-14 C-9 D-7 E- cannot be determined
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can someone pls solve this - A random survey by the human resources department of a certain company found that out of 75 people 46 had previously worked in another In the IT department, there are four people who are experienced and earn more than $4000, two who are inexperienced and earn more than $4000. There are twice as many people who are just from the IT department as are in the IT department and experienced but earning less than $4000. How many inexperienced junior staff (junior staff earns lesser than $4000) are in IT? A- 6 B-14 C-9 D-7 E- cannot be determined
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Is the answer- 14 to this question?

Also, I think the question is incomplete.
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­This is what i was thinking, but finally someone said this 
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Hey guys! Is there any way of solving the following question without counting all the possible outcomes? Q: Stephanie rolls three standard dice. What is the probability that the product of the three numbers she rolled is not a multiple of 8?

A) 2/3
B) 1/3
C) 3/4
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Hello Folks can someone help me with its solution please.
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Both combined ; Option C

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We need to find out whether a and b hold opposite signs.

S1 : The value of a can be +ve or -ve ; the value of b is +ve. Not sufficient.

S2 : The value of a is -ve ; the value of b can be +ve or -ve. Not sufficient.

Combined: a = -ve & b = +ve. Sufficient.
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We need to find out whether a and b hold opposite signs. S1 : The value of a can be +ve or -ve ; the value of b is +ve. Not sufficient. S2 : The value of a is -ve ; the value of b can be +ve or -ve. Not sufficient. Combined: a = -ve & b = +ve. Sufficient.
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Thanks for this detailed answer.
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Can someone suggest which option is better? I have taken a GMAT attempt but missed the quant cut off. (Total : 645, Quant: 81)
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Can someone suggest which option is better? I have taken a GMAT attempt but missed the quant cut off. (Total : 645, Quant: 81)
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Please can you just say where you saw that ? ;) If it is something official, it seems to be something very new
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Hey guys! Is there any way of solving the following question without counting all the possible outcomes? Q: Stephanie rolls three standard dice. What is the probability that the product of the three numbers she rolled is not a multiple of 8? A) 2/3 B) 1/3 C) 3/4 D) 1/4 E) 5/12
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Is the answer B for this?
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