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OpenExam.GMAT QUANT · FOUNDATION PRACTICE

Mixed skills

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10 original practice questions · Untimed · Fractions and exact decimals accepted

1. Of 36 employees, 18 attend workshop A, 15 attend B, and 6 attend both. How many attend neither?

A. 6B. 18C. 9D. 27E. 15
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2. An item costing $300 is marked up by 35%, then its marked price is discounted by 20%. What is its final selling price in dollars?

A. 324B. 345C. 21D. 300E. 405
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3. Positive quantities satisfy A:B=2:3 and B:C=4:5. If A+B+C=140, what is A?

A. 560/9B. 56C. 28D. 32E. 20
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4. A vehicle travels for 2 hours at 33 km/h and 3 hours at 53 km/h. What is its average speed, in km/h?

A. 43B. 225C. 225/2D. 75E. 45
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5. If (x + 8)/5 = 22/5, what is x?

A. -18/5B. 30C. -18D. 14E. -178/25
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6. What is the remainder when 63² is divided by 5?

A. 2B. 4C. 1D. 3E. 0
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7. A conveyor belt moves at 45 kilometers per hour. What is its speed in meters per second?

A. 1/80B. 3/4C. 25/2D. 162E. 750
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8. 25 liters of a 20% salt solution loses only water through evaporation until its concentration is 25%. How many liters evaporated?

A. 25B. 20C. 25/4D. 5/4E. 5
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9. A factory produces 1200 units in a month. Output increases by 25% in each of the next two months. Final output is what percent of the original output?

A. 225/4B. 625/4C. 125D. 150E. 25/16
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10. A cyclist spends equal amounts of time at 34 km/h and 50 km/h. What is the average speed for the trip, in km/h?

A. 118/3B. 42C. 16D. 21E. 84
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OpenExam.ANSWER KEY · KEEP SEPARATE

Answers & reasoning

1. 9 · Choice C

Count at least one workshop by subtracting the overlap once. The union is 18+15−6 = 27. Subtract from 36 to obtain 9 attending neither.

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2. 324 · Choice A

A 35% markup multiplies cost by 1.35. A 20% discount multiplies the marked price by 0.80. The combined factor is 1.08, giving $324.

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3. 32 · Choice D

Scale A:B to 8:12 and B:C to 12:15, so A:B:C=8:12:15. The total has 35 ratio units, each worth 4. A has eight units and equals 32.

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4. 45 · Choice E

Total distance is 2(33) + 3(53) = 225 km. Total time is 5 hours. Average speed is 45 km/h.

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5. 14 · Choice D

Multiply both sides by 5. This gives x + 8 = 22. Subtract 8 to obtain x = 14.

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6. 4 · Choice B

63 leaves remainder 3 when divided by 5. Its square has the same remainder as 3² = 9. The remainder of 9 divided by 5 is 4.

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7. 25/2 · Choice C

One kilometer is 1000 meters; one hour is 3600 seconds. Multiply km/h by 1000/3600 = 5/18. The speed is 25/2 meters per second.

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8. 5 · Choice E

The salt amount is 5 liters-equivalent. Final volume is 5/0.25=20. Water lost is 25−20=5.

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9. 625/4 · Choice B

Each increase multiplies output by 1.25. The two-period factor is 1.25² = 1.5625. As a percent of the original this is 156.25%, or 625/4 percent.

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10. 42 · Choice B

Let each time interval be t. Total distance is t times the sum of the speeds, and total time is 2t. The average is (34+50)/2 = 42.

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Original parameterized practice, independently checked by computation. Educator review pending. Not an official exam paper.

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