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A company can sell 100x machine parts if it charges 10 – 0.1x dollars for each machine part. How many machine parts can the company sell if it charges $4.00 for each machine part?

(A) 6
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A worker is paid d dollars an hour for the first 8 hours she works in a day. For every hour after the first 8 hours, she is paid c dollars an hour. If she works 12 hours in one day, what is her average hourly wage for that day?

A. (2d + c)/3

B. 8d + 4c

C. (8d + 121c)/12

D. (4d + 8c)/12

E. d + c/3
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You have three boxes, each containing two balls, one containing a black pair; one, a white pair; and the third, one white ball and one black ball. On each block are pictures of two balls-either two black ones, two white ones, or one white and one black.

You are told that the markings on the boxes are all wrong. You are asked to ascertain the colors of the balls contained in each box.

Which of the following statements can be inferred from the above?

(A) You can take out one ball from the box marked with two black balls and, without looking at the second ball, know what is box actually contains.
(B) You can take out one ball from the box marked with two white balls and, without looking at the second ball, know what is box actually contains.
(C) You can take out one ball from the box marked with one white ball and one black ball and, without looking at the second ball, know what is box contains.
(D) You cannot know which balls are contained in which box until you take a ball out of more than one box.
(E) You cannot know which boxes contain which color balls until you take a ball out of all three boxes.
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­Although it’s a common perception that philosophy has no practical application to the real world, history suggests otherwise. In fact, the word “philosophy” itself derives from the Greek roots philos, meaning “love”, and sophos, which means “wisdom”. Taken together, the word “philosophy” literally means “love of wisdom.”

The bolded phrases play which of the following roles in the argument above?

A. The first phrase states the conclusion and the second phrase offers support for that conclusion.

B. The first phrase introduces evidence supporting a conclusion, and the second phrase contains that evidence.

C. The first phrase contains an objection to a common perception, and the second phrase offers support for that objection.

D. The first phrase states a premise on which the conclusion is based, and the second phrase offers a supporting definition.

E. The first phrase defines a word crucial to the argument, and the second phrase states the conclusion.­
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A pizza place sells vegetarian pizza for a certain price and meat pizza for a certain price. If Dana, Alex and Tim bought pizza from this store, how much did Dana pay for 2 vegetarian pizzas?

(1) Tim bought 1 meat pizza and one vegetarian pizza for $18.80.
(2) Alex bought 2 meat pizzas and 2 vegetarian pizzas for $37.60.
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The regular price for canned soup was reduced during a sale. How much money could one have saved by purchasing a dozen 6-ounce cans of soup at the reduced price rather than at the regular price?

(1) The regular price for the 6-ounce cans was 2 for a dollar
(2) The reduced price for the 6-ounce cans was 6 for two dollars.
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DS1: E;

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Physicist: Determinism is the view that every event has a preceding cause sufficient for its occurrence. That is, if determinism is true, then the events that are presently occurring could not have failed to occur given the state of the universe a moment ago. Determinism, however, is false because it is impossible to know the complete state of the universe at any given time since it is impossible to measure accurately both the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle at a particular time.

The physicist’s reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on which one of the following grounds?


(A) That it is impossible to measure accurately both the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle does not imply that it is impossible to know either the position or velocity of all subatomic particles.

(B) That the complete state of the universe at any given time is unknowable does not imply that the states at that time of the individual subatomic particles making it up are unknowable.

(C) That it is impossible to measure accurately both the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle at a particular time does not imply that its position or velocity cannot be accurately measured separately.

(D) That it is impossible to know the complete state of the universe at any given time does not imply that there is no complete state of the universe at that time.

(E) That the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle cannot be jointly measured with accuracy does not imply that this is the case for the position and velocity of all subatomic particles.

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Physicist: Determinism is the view that every event has a preceding cause sufficient for its occurrence. That is, if determinism is true, then the events that are presently occurring could not have failed to occur given the state of the universe a moment ago. Determinism, however, is false because it is impossible to know the complete state of the universe at any given time since it is impossible to measure accurately both the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle at a particular time.

The physicist’s reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on which one of the following grounds?


(A) That it is impossible to measure accurately both the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle does not imply that it is impossible to know either the position or velocity of all subatomic particles.

(B) That the complete state of the universe at any given time is unknowable does not imply that the states at that time of the individual subatomic particles making it up are unknowable.

(C) That it is impossible to measure accurately both the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle at a particular time does not imply that its position or velocity cannot be accurately measured separately.

(D) That it is impossible to know the complete state of the universe at any given time does not imply that there is no complete state of the universe at that time.

(E) That the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle cannot be jointly measured with accuracy does not imply that this is the case for the position and velocity of all subatomic particles.
can somebody help in decoding the conclusion here in the stem
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Physicist: Determinism is the view that every event has a preceding cause sufficient for its occurrence. That is, if determinism is true, then the events that are presently occurring could not have failed to occur given the state of the universe a moment ago. Determinism, however, is false because it is impossible to know the complete state of the universe at any given time since it is impossible to measure accurately both the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle at a particular time.

The physicist’s reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on which one of the following grounds?


(A) That it is impossible to measure accurately both the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle does not imply that it is impossible to know either the position or velocity of all subatomic particles.

(B) That the complete state of the universe at any given time is unknowable does not imply that the states at that time of the individual subatomic particles making it up are unknowable.

(C) That it is impossible to measure accurately both the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle at a particular time does not imply that its position or velocity cannot be accurately measured separately.

(D) That it is impossible to know the complete state of the universe at any given time does not imply that there is no complete state of the universe at that time.

(E) That the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle cannot be jointly measured with accuracy does not imply that this is the case for the position and velocity of all subatomic particles.

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Physicist: Determinism is the view that every event has a preceding cause sufficient for its occurrence. That is, if determinism is true, then the events that are presently occurring could not have failed to occur given the state of the universe a moment ago. Determinism, however, is false because it is impossible to know the complete state of the universe at any given time since it is impossible to measure accurately both the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle at a particular time.

The physicist’s reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on which one of the following grounds?


(A) That it is impossible to measure accurately both the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle does not imply that it is impossible to know either the position or velocity of all subatomic particles.

(B) That the complete state of the universe at any given time is unknowable does not imply that the states at that time of the individual subatomic particles making it up are unknowable.

(C) That it is impossible to measure accurately both the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle at a particular time does not imply that its position or velocity cannot be accurately measured separately.

(D) That it is impossible to know the complete state of the universe at any given time does not imply that there is no complete state of the universe at that time.

(E) That the position and velocity of any given subatomic particle cannot be jointly measured with accuracy does not imply that this is the case for the position and velocity of all subatomic particles.
can somebody help in decoding the conclusion here in the stem

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Can we get 4RC’s in verbal? 4 RC’s seems daunting especially when a science passage is included.
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