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In the equation above, k is a constant. If y = 17 when x = 2

Jeff Miller May 9, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: We are given the equation y = kx + 3, where k is a constant. We are also given that y = 17 when …
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The average (arithmetic mean) of 10, 30, and 50 is 5 more…

Scott Woodbury-Stewart May 9, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: Let’s first determine the average of 10, 30, and 50, using the average formula. average = sum/quantity average = (10+30+50)/3 average = 90/3 average …
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GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS – √80 + √125 =

Jeff Miller May 9, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS – √80 + √125 = Solution: To solve the problem we must simplify the radicals. Radicals should be simplified whenever possible. Since the square root …
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How many integers n are there such that 1< 5n +5 < 25?

Jeff Miller May 9, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: 1< 5n + 5 < 25 is a compound inequality. Compound inequalities often need to be manipulated, and we can use the rules of …
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Car X averages 25.0 miles per gallon of gasoline and Car Y…

Scott Woodbury-Stewart May 8, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: To solve this problem we will need to use the formula: rate x gallons = distance, which means: gallons = distance/rate We need to …
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1 – (1/2 – 2/3) =…

Jeff Miller May 8, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: We are given the expression 1 – (1/2 – 2/3), and we need to determine the value. We start by getting a common denominator …
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If x = 1- 3t and y = 2t – 1, then for what value of t does x…

Scott Woodbury-Stewart May 8, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: We are given x = 1 – 3t and y = 2t – 1, and we need to determine the value for t when …
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The sum 7/8 + 1/9…

Jeff Miller May 8, 2015
GMAT OFFICIAL GUIDE PS Solution: Let’s first determine the sum of 7/8 and 1/9. 7/8 + 1/9 Getting a common denominator of 72 gives us: 63/72 + 8/72 =71/72 …
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