Practice Test 10 - GMAT Quantitative
20 questions. Answer them in any order, then submit to see your score and every explanation.
- In a survey of 100 people, 55 read magazine A, 45 read magazine B, and 35 read magazine C. Exactly 20 read both A and B, 15 read both A and C, 10 read both B and C, and 5 read all three magazines. How many of the people surveyed read none of the three magazines?
- Two investment portfolios have the same expected annual return of 8%. Portfolio X has a standard deviation of 12%, while Portfolio Y has a standard deviation of 18%. An investor creates a new portfolio by investing equal amounts in both Portfolio X and Portfolio Y. Which statement about the risk (standard deviation) of the combined portfolio is correct?
- Company A and Company B both have 100 employees with mean salaries of $75,000. Company A has a standard deviation of $15,000, while Company B has a standard deviation of $5,000. If both companies decide to give every employee a $10,000 raise and then a 10% bonus on their new salary, which statement about the resulting standard deviations is correct?
- Based on the pie charts shown, which department's monthly expenses are likely to have the smaller standard deviation over the year?
- If and are real numbers such that and , what is the value of ?
- For how many integer values of does the system of inequalities and have at least one solution?
- If is 3 more than the square of and is twice the difference between and 4, which of the following expresses solely in terms of ?
- If and is an integer, how many possible values of are less than 10?
- A city's population decreases by 5% each year due to migration. Additionally, the birth rate exceeds the death rate by 2% per year. What is the net annual percentage change in the city's population?
- A river flows at 3 mph. A boat can travel 24 miles downstream in the same time it takes to travel 16 miles upstream. What is the speed of the boat in still water?
- If and , which of the following must equal ?
- From a group of 4 men and 5 women, a committee of 3 people is formed at random. What is the probability that the committee contains at least 2 women?
- A car rental company offers two pricing plans. Plan A charges $40 per day plus $0.25 per mile. Plan B charges $25 per day plus $0.40 per mile. For what daily mileage would both plans cost the same amount?
- If , the product is equal to
- For how many positive integers does ?
- Bartender A has 15% alcohol punch, and Bartender B has 35% alcohol punch. They will combine the two to make 10 liters of a punch that is exactly 25% alcohol. How many liters must Bartender A contribute?
- A motorboat travels 30 miles upstream and then returns to its starting point. The boat's speed in still water is 12 mph, and the river's current is 3 mph. What is the total time, in hours and minutes, required for the round trip?
- A company's profit (in thousands of dollars) is given by , where is the number of units sold (in hundreds). If the company needs a profit of at least $18,000 and can sell at most 1,500 units, what is the range of units they can sell?
- The price of an item is reduced by 30%, then increased by 40%, then reduced by 25%. What is the overall percentage change in price?
- What is the value of ?