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? digit in thenumber123,4!i631\9 Wiratis thehundredths (A) 1 (B) 4 (D) 8

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Al1 of the followinS;are equal to 9xz for all x EXCEPT (A) x2 t- Bx2 (B) 4"r+ 5x

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Drivingat an average rateof 48 milesperhour,John reached his destination in exactly 2 hoursandl5 minutes. To drivethesame routein exactly 2 hours, Johnwouldhaveto driveat whataverase rate ? (A) 50 milesperhour (B) 54 milesperhour (C) 55 milesperhour (D) 60 milesperhour (E) 64 milesperhour

represents household expenses @ fne circlegraphabove

1 in dollars.If 33; percentof expenses go toward rent,
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whichregionon thegraph bestrepresents dollars spent on rent? (A) A (B) B (C) C (D) D (E) E

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of (x + 1Xr -- 1)? tt xz=7,whatis thevalue (A) 6 (B) 8 (c) 48

A number thatis divisibleby4,5, and10mustbe divisibleby all of thefollowing EXCEPT (A) 8 (B) 12

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of ;r? tt x is 66lpercentof ), theny is whatpercent

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Letr; y be defined asx2+ { for all x andy. 2 If 3 i 4 = 5 L n,whatis thevalueof n ? (A) -28 (B) -7

In the figure above,the shaded region is a squareof area3, andAABC is equilateral. What is the perimeter ol AABC ?

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If the average(arithmeticmean)of threedistinct positive integersis 4, what is the greatest possiblevalue for one of thoseintegers?

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is r +-2, and of oneleg of a righttriangie If thetength x ), -2, is .r + :], where thelength of thehypotenuse whatis the lengthof theotherleg irr termsof .r ? (A) x (B) .r-r I

4blackmarbles and1 whitemarble. nox d contains

Box B contains4 black marblesand 3 white rnarbles. What is the minimum number of marbles that must be moved from Box A to Box B so that the ratio of black marblesto white mar:bles is the samein the two bcrxes? (A) 1 (B) 2

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by 9, the integer n is divided Wnenthepositive 5n is when is 7. Whatis therernainder remainder by 9 ? divided (A) 4

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Directions: This sectioncontainstwo typesof questions. You have25 minutesto complete both types.For questions1-8, solveeachquestionand determinewhich of the choicesgiven is best,Fili in the con'esponding oval on the answelsheet.You may use any availablespace for scratchwork,

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Set./ is the set of all negativeodd integers, and set K is the set of all negativeeven integers. Which of the following represents the union of thesesets? (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) All integers All negativeintegers All negativeodd integers All negativeeven integers None of the above

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tt x + 4y = 6 andx = 2y, thenwhatis the valueof x ?

If it takes Alice 8 hours working at a constantrate to complete her homework, what part of the homework is completedin 6 hours?

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Halfthe productof 8 and 9 is the squareroot of whal: number?

AA t-BA 1 B8

tia andB represent distinctdigitsin thecorectly

worked addition problem above,what is the value of A ?

(arithmetic mean) of J4^td Whatis theaverage

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tn thefigureabove, IB ir p"rpendicular to,4E.If the measure of 1-BAD is 53 degrees, andthemeasure of ZCAE is 73 degrees, whatis thedegree measure of ICAD?

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Boxes of candy were sold for a school fund-raiser. Small boxescost $2 eachand large boxescost $5 each. If 150 of theseboxeswere sold for a total of $444, how many large boxes were sold?

In the figure above,X and Y arethe centersof the two 9r, what is the circles. If eachcircle has circumference perimeterof the rectangle?

Nuala baked64 cookiesfor a party. After eachparty If guestate n cookies,9 cookieswere left uneaten. therewere more than 9 guestsat the party, and if n is an integergreaterthan 1, what is the value of n ?

Wtrat is the maximum possibleareaof a rectanglewith a perimeterof 14 ?

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