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According to the chart shown, which of the following is…

Scott Woodbury-Stewart May 21, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: An easy way to determine which data value is the median is to take the total number of shipments, add 1, and then divide …
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What is the smallest integer n for which 25^n > 5^12 ?

Jeff Miller May 21, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: To solve, we want to get the bases the same. Thus we need to break 25^n into prime factors. 25^n = (5^2)^n = 5^(2n) …
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If T = 5/9 * (K – 32), and if T = 290, then K =

Jeff Miller May 21, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: We start by substituting 290 for T and we obtain: 290 = 5/9(K – 32) To eliminate the fraction, we multiply the entire equation …
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For the positive numbers, n, n + 1, n + 2, n + 4, and n + 8

Scott Woodbury-Stewart May 21, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: Let’s first calculate the mean (arithmetic average). mean = sum/quantity mean = (n + n + 1 + n + 2 + n + …
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If x(2x + 1) = 0 and (x + 1/2)(2x – 3) = 0, then x =

Scott Woodbury-Stewart May 21, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: To solve we will use the zero product property. The zero product property states that if the product of two quantities is equal to …
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1/2 + [(2/3 * 3/8)/4] – 9/16 =

Scott Woodbury-Stewart May 21, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: We need to simplify the expression using PEMDAS. Parentheses Exponents Multiplication and Division Addition and Subtraction The calculation of an equation or expression must …
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A store reported total sales of $385 million for February…

Jeff Miller May 21, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: The problem is testing us on using the percent change formula: (New Value – Old Value)/Old Value x 100 We are given: February sales …
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(0.0036)(2.8)/(0.04)(0.1)(0.003) =

Scott Woodbury-Stewart May 20, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS – Solution: When we divide decimals without a calculator, it is easier if we first convert all of the decimal numbers to whole numbers. If …
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