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A: If The Quantity In Column A Is Greater, B: If The Quantity In Column A Is Greater, C: If The Two Quantities Are Equal, D: If The Relationships Cannot Be Determined From The Information Given.

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A: If The Quantity In Column A Is Greater, B: If The Quantity In Column A Is Greater, C: If The Two Quantities Are Equal, D: If The Relationships Cannot Be Determined From The Information Given.

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A: If The Quantity In Column A Is Greater, B: If The Quantity In Column A Is Greater, C: If The Two Quantities Are Equal, D: If The Relationships Cannot Be Determined From The Information Given.

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A: If The Quantity In Column A Is Greater, B: If The Quantity In Column A Is Greater, C: If The Two Quantities Are Equal, D: If The Relationships Cannot Be Determined From The Information Given.

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A: If The Quantity In Column A Is Greater, B: If The Quantity In Column A Is Greater, C: If The Two Quantities Are Equal, D: If The Relationships Cannot Be Determined From The Information Given.

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In A Certain Shop, Items Were Put In A Showcase And Assigned Prices For January. Each Month After That, The Price Was 10 Percent Less Than The Price For The Previous Month. If The Price Of An Item Was P Dollars..

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The First Term Of A Sequence Is -3 And Every Term After The First Is 5 More Than The Term Immediately Preceding It. What Is The Value Of The 101st Term?

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If X>y ,which Of The Following Must Be True?

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If (X + 3)(X + 5) - (X - 4)(X - 2) = 0, Then X =

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If The Area Of The Triangle In The Figure Above Is 100, What Is The Length Of Side AB?

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If X Is An Integer And (X+7)/2 Is An Integer, Which Of The Following Must Be True? I. X Is Odd. II. X Is A Multiple Of 7. III. (x+5)/2 Is An Integer.

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In The Figure Above, Triangle ABC Has,sides Of Lengths X, Y, And (x+y)/2. On Each Side, A Square Is Constructed As Shown. What Is The Sum Of The Lengths Of The Sides Of The Resulting 9-sided Figure, In Terms Of..

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From Polygon Law, Three Vectors Having Summation Zero Should From A Closed Polygon.(Traingle) Since The Two Vectors Are Having Same Magnitude And Third Vector Is (root 2) Times That Of Either Two Having Equal M..

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If S ? 0, Then 1/6/2s =

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Set J Contains Six Consecutive Integers. Set J · Contains All Integers That Result From Adding 3 To Each Of The Integers In Set I And Also Contains All Integers That Result From Subtracting 3 From Each Of The ..

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In The Figure Above, Both Circles Have Their Centers At Point O, And Point A Lies On Segment OB. If OA = 3 And AB = 2, What Is The Ratio Of The Circumference Of The Smaller Circle To The Circumference Of The La..

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Exactly How Many Integers Can Be Represented On This Number Wheel?

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Which Of The Following Is The Next Greater Prime Number After The Prime Number Represented Above?

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Which Of The Following Represents The Sum Of The Two Integers Represented On The Two Number Wheels Above?

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Which Of The Following Represents The Sum Of The Two Integers Represented On The Two Number Wheels Above?

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Which Of The Following Represents The Sum Of The Two Integers Represented On The Two Number Wheels Above?

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Exactly ½ Yard Of Ribbon Is Needed To Make A Certain Bow. Which Of The Following Lengths Of Ribbon Could Be Used To Make The Bow With The Least Amount Remaining ?

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There Are Two Force Vectors , One 5N And Other Of 12N At What Angle The Two Vectors Be Added To Get Resultant Vector Of 17 N,and 13 N Respectively .

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The Distance From Town A To Town B Is 5 Miles And The Distance From Town B To Town C Is 4 Miles. Which Of The Following Could NOT Be The Distance, In Miles, From Town A To Town C?

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What Is The Area Of Rectangle OABC In The Figure Above?

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A Car Travels 6 Km Towards North At An Angle Of 45° To The East And Then Travels Distance Of 4 Km Towards North At An Angle Of 135° To The East. How Far Is The Point From The, Starting Point. What Angle Does ..

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In A Certain Shop, Items Were Put In A Showcase And Assigned Prices For January. Each Month After That, The Price Was 10 Percent Less Than The Price For The Previous Month. If The Price Of An Item Was P Dollars..

The First Term Of A Sequence Is -3 And Every Term After The First Is 5 More Than The Term Immediately Preceding It. What Is The Value Of The 101st Term?

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If (X + 3)(X + 5) - (X - 4)(X - 2) = 0, Then X =

If The Area Of The Triangle In The Figure Above Is 100, What Is The Length Of Side AB?

If X Is An Integer And (X+7)/2 Is An Integer, Which Of The Following Must Be True? I. X Is Odd. II. X Is A Multiple Of 7. III. (x+5)/2 Is An Integer.

In The Figure Above, Triangle ABC Has,sides Of Lengths X, Y, And (x+y)/2. On Each Side, A Square Is Constructed As Shown. What Is The Sum Of The Lengths Of The Sides Of The Resulting 9-sided Figure, In Terms Of..

From Polygon Law, Three Vectors Having Summation Zero Should From A Closed Polygon.(Traingle) Since The Two Vectors Are Having Same Magnitude And Third Vector Is (root 2) Times That Of Either Two Having Equal M..

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Set J Contains Six Consecutive Integers. Set J · Contains All Integers That Result From Adding 3 To Each Of The Integers In Set I And Also Contains All Integers That Result From Subtracting 3 From Each Of The ..

In The Figure Above, Both Circles Have Their Centers At Point O, And Point A Lies On Segment OB. If OA = 3 And AB = 2, What Is The Ratio Of The Circumference Of The Smaller Circle To The Circumference Of The La..

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Which Of The Following Is The Next Greater Prime Number After The Prime Number Represented Above?

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Exactly ½ Yard Of Ribbon Is Needed To Make A Certain Bow. Which Of The Following Lengths Of Ribbon Could Be Used To Make The Bow With The Least Amount Remaining ?

There Are Two Force Vectors , One 5N And Other Of 12N At What Angle The Two Vectors Be Added To Get Resultant Vector Of 17 N,and 13 N Respectively .

The Distance From Town A To Town B Is 5 Miles And The Distance From Town B To Town C Is 4 Miles. Which Of The Following Could NOT Be The Distance, In Miles, From Town A To Town C?

What Is The Area Of Rectangle OABC In The Figure Above?

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