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Question number: 69

» Systems of Linear Inequalities Word Problems

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Appeared in Year: 2010

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For all numbers x and y such that , which of the following is true about the expression ? (January)

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Choice (5)Response

a.

It is equal to 2x.

b.

It is equal to 2y.

c.

It is positive.

d.

It is negative.

e.

It is equal to 0.

Question number: 70

» Arrangements, Combinations and Probability

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Appeared in Year: 2008

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A cookie jar contains 5 oatmeal cookies, 8 chocolate chip cookies and 2 peanut cookies. If a cookie is pulled from the jar what is the probability that it is chocolate chip or peanut cookie? (January)

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Question number: 71

» Ratios, Rates, and Proportions

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Appeared in Year: 2008

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The circle graph above shows the division of a quantity into three parts. What is the ratio of the amount of X to the amount of Y? (January)

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Choice (5)Response

a.

5 to 6

b.

5 to 9

c.

1 to 3

d.

5 to 11

e.

2 to 3

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