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1-10by Linlin315
1a,b,c,d 2^n a(1)abcd=2^16 (2)a+b+c+d=170
B
B
2Â+2^B+2^C+2^D=170
A=1 B=3 C=5 D=7
a=2 b=8 c=32 d=128
2 85 1
84 4 21
22^3,...
170=2*85=2*1+84=2+2*84=2+2*4*21=2+2*[4*1+20]=2+8+8*20=2+8+8*4*5=2+8+
8*[4*1+4]=2+8+32+128

2 2
2 d
B
2A four equal sides parallelogram ABCD, the area is greater than 4

1AC>2
2BD<2
[Answer] E
[Ideas]
Rhombic area is S = 1/2L1 * L2, here L1 & L2 refers to the diagonal length of the diamond. AC, BD,
respectively, is a diagonal of a greater than 2, a number less than 2 and therefore it can not determine
whether they are the product of greater than 4.
31,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19
(1)median
(2)mean
E
D^2=1/n*[(ai-mean)^2 ] ai median
mean ai E
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C(2,3)P(2,2)
2 C(2,3)P(2,2)+2=8
5N 1-100inclusiveN*N+1 4
50
N N+1 N 4 25
N N+1 N+1 4 25
61982 1985 84 leap year?
365+365+366=1096/7 4
73 *4
1
2
D
12
8a+b=1a,b>0 80a+60b<70
(1)a>b
(2)a>0.5
D
80a+60b-60a-60b<70-60a-60b a 1/2
12 a 1/2 D
9 ABC<11
(1)AB=AC
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(2)AB+BC=5
B
AB+BC=5>AC, AB+BC+AC=5+AC<10
10f(X)=1/X-Xf(-1/X)=
f(x)
f(-1/X)=1/-1/x-(-1/x)=f(x)
11-20by Linlin315
110-9 0 1 0 1
160
8 2 10 160
12 7
(1) 1 7
(2) 15 7
D
12 7 6
13(r,-s)(t,u)
(1)r>t
(2)u>-s
C
(u+s)/(t-r)
14A 4 A ( 1 A )
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12
2*2*3*5=60123456101215203060 12
15p,s,t prime number p^3s^3t^3=?

(1)p^3st=728
(2)t=13
A
1P^3st=2^3*7*13 s=7 13t=7 13 s^3t^3

A
16K J
(1)K-2 J+2
(2)K-1 J+3
E
1 J+2>k-2, K J
2
17If x and y both positive numbers,is at least one of them even?

(1)x+y is odd
(2)x-y is odd
D
+=-=-=
18N 0 N
25
0 5*2=10 0 N 5
6 5 6 2 510152025 5 N
25
19 6
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6 12
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20 ABCD
(1)AD=BC
(2)ABD ACD
C
2 AD AD
BC BC AD
2 AD BC 1AD=BC
21-30by Linlin315
21t K*1/t t 1 K(inclusive) 1/1 1/K
5*/4*
1/5
1/1*1/2*1/3*1/4*1/5/1/1*1/2*1/3*1/4=1/5
22 700 ( every unit is non-zero, different)

91
7 92*4*7=56 85*7=35
23n k n k
(1)2n k
(2)n^2 k
E
12n=ak n=a/2*k A/2 N K

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2n^2=bk n= b k
241,11,111, 40
3
40 1 4 1 9.
9+4=13
252^100-2^96
5
2^100-2^96=2^96(2^4-1)=2^96*3*15, 235
26 x 0
(1)16x
(2)8x
B
116X X 1/2=0.51/4=0.251/8=0.1251/16=0.0625
28X X 1/2=0.5,1/4=0.25,1/8=0.125 0
27 A 10^(-2) 10^(-3)
(1)A 10^(-1) 10^(-4)
(2)A 10^(-2) 10^(-4)
A
A 10^(-2) 10^(-3)|A-10^(-2)|<|A-10^(-3)|
A>[10^(-2)+10^(-3)]/2
1|A-10^(-1)|<|A-10^(-4)| A>[10^(-1)+10^(-4)]/2
2|A-10^(-2)|<|A-10^(-4)| A>[10^(-2)+10^(-4)]/2
[10^(-1)+10^(-4)]/2>[10^(-2)+10^(-3)]/2
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28 60 10
68% 2 95% 1000 70 80
(A)93%
(B)34%
(C)27%
(D)14%
(E)5%
D
-2 40--1 50- 60-1 70-2 80

6068% 50---70 95%
40-80 70-80 (0.95-0.68)/2=0.135
29 n 2^(8n+3)+2 5
0
2 2 4 8 6 , 2^(8n+3) 2^3
8, 2^(8n+3)+2 0 5
30average 50 45 range
(A)20
(B)25
(C)40
(D)45
(E)75
B
4545454565
65-45=20
31-40by Zeros
31n 1-96 n(n+1)(n+2) 8
5/8
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N 8 1/2 1/2
48/96=1/2
N N+1 8 1/8N+1 8
95-7/8+1=12 12/96=1/8
1/2+1/8=5/8
32 k 0 k
Ak 9 3
Bk 4 2
A
1 K 0 1+9 3 K
3-1=2 1
2 K <6 K 2 K >=6 K 1 2
33 1/101+1/102++1/150
(A)1/2 to 1/3
(B)1/3 to 2/3
(C)2/3 to 1
A
50/150<1/101+1/102++1/150<50/101
1/3 1/2
A
34X<YX,Y X 5Y 7X+Y must be

true
X,Y
X,Y 2
Y at least 5
III
IXY 56 1I
II X Y
III Y 5 4** X<y 4**X+Y
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X+Y Y 5
III
35 r,s,t
r-2,s-2,t-2
0,s-t,s-r
r+3,s+5,t+1
III
N
standard deviation.
1
2 0
3
367 1 10 2
315
C(7,1)C(10,2)
37s,t s/t=64.12 s/t

A.2
B.4
C.8
D.20
E.45
E
s/t=6412/100=1603/25
S 1603 T 25 3
S 1603*2 T 25*2 6
3
E45 3
38K is the square of an integal N,which of the choice below could be the number of factors of K?
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IIII
1 12=2^2*3^1
=(2+1)(1+1)=6 1,2,3,4,6,12
K=N^2K K 1
K N K
3
39(lots of five) 5 (lots of 3) 3 5

3 14
A.3
B.4
C.5
D.6
E.7
D
X Y 5X-3Y=14
X=4Y=2
X+Y=4+2=6
40N
(1)2N 4
(2)N 4
B
N N
12N 4 N 2
2N 4 N
41-50by Zeros
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41 n p
1(5,1)
2 n y p
C
n p a b 1=5n+a
1=5p+bn-p=(b-a)/5 a>b n<p
42A tunnel is a semicircular( 20feet).A single lane()is 12 feet,and the distance to the sides of the
tunnel is the same.If all the vehicles passing the tunnel should leave at least 1/2 feet distance to the top of
the tunnel.What is the max height of the vehicle allowed
15/2
12f
12
43IF XYZ>0,XY^2Z^3<0
(1)Y<0
(2)X>0
A
1Y<0XZ<0 XZ^3 XZ XY^2Z^3>0 1
2 Z^3 0 XY^2Z^3 0 2
44 The possibility that the value of stock A will increase is 0.34 and the possibility that stock B will
increase is 0.68.What is the biggest possibility that neither will happen
0.32
B A A B
B 1-0.68=0.32
45Integer n is a factor of integer p.Both n and p can't be divided by 8.Is p/n odd
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(1)p can be divided by 4

(2)n can be divided by 4
B
N 4 NP 8 P=KN P 4 K
P/N
46A 0 B 0 AB
.B-A
.(B-A)
.B+A
III
|B-A| B>A III
47WXYZ W
(1)WX=W
(2)YZ=1
C
1WXYZ=WYZ YZ WXYZ W 1
2WXYZ=WX X WXYZ W 2
12 WXYZ=W
C
48 5 7
28
5*7-6 7 5*7 1
6
4*7+1 7 4*7 1
49 67
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(1)21
(2)42
(3)84
12
6*7=42
0<=S<421
2
50 33^43+43^33
0
3^1=3
3^2=9
3^3=27
3^4=81
3^5=243
33^43 43/4 3 743^3333/4

1 33+7=1033^43+43^33 0
51-60by
51x 3^(4x+2)+y 10
(1)y=1 (2)x=5
A
3^(4x+2) + y = 81^x * 9 +y
81^x 1 x
52N 10 N
(1)N 1/N
(2)N 1/N
A
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1 N=3 2 N=3 N=6

53xy>0?
(1)x-y=10
(2)x^2=y^2
C
2 x y(x + y)=0
1 x = 5, y = -5
54 12345 a 12345 b ab<4

1/5
C(1,5)/ C(1,5)* C(1,5)

C(1,5)a=b=1,a=1 and b=2, a=1 and b=3, a=2 and b=1, a=3 and b=1
55N J N 2 A 4 B J 3 A 5 B
N J 1 A
1/8
C(1,2)/C(1,6) * C(1,3)/C(1,8)
56ab0aX^4+bX^3=5 a+b=
(1)aX^4=a
(2)bX^3=b
B
1 X=1 X=-1
2 X=1 a + b = 5
57XY X+Y
(1)Y
(2)5X+3Y
B
2 5X+3Y=4X+2Y+(X+Y)
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4X+2Y 5X+3Y X+Y

58 ms rq m
.r 9
.m<9
.s+q>9
I
ms
+rq
-------m
m + r m m r
r s+q>9
592^x 10
(1)x
(2)x 4
B
2 X=4K
2^X=2^4K=(16)^K
10 6
60>1
(1)<1/3
(2)>1/2
B
1 1 1
2
1/2 1
1/2
1/2 1
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61-70by Zeros
61 8 12345678
3 16
42
8 178268358 7 367 457

7 8 5 5*P(3,3)=30
8 3 448556664772
4*P(3,3)/P(2,2)=12
30+12=42
62Do integers P and T have the same number of different prime factors
(1)P=5/7T
(2)PT=35
C
1P=5/7T7P=5T, P 5 T 7 P T
prime factors2P 5T 7, C.
63Is the slope of line K negtive

(1)Line K intercepts with line y=-x
(2)Line K doesn't intercept with line y=x
B
12 line K y=x 1 B.
64x,y y 3
(1)y=2x^3+9x^2-8x
(2)x=3
A
y=2x^3+9x^2-8x= 2x^3+9x^2-2x-6x=2x^3-2x+9x^2-6x=2(x-1)x(x+1)+9x^2-6x
3 3
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65 1 N 79*80 N
158/159
N [N-1+2](N-1)/2/2=79*80,N=159
N N+2*N/2/2=79*80,N=158
66X=
(1)X^2=X
(2)X^2-X>0
C
1 X 01-12X<0orX>1 x=1 C
67Is 30 a factor of N
(1)30 is a factor of N^2
(2)30 is a factor of 2N
A
N N=aê1*bê2*cê31N^N=2*5*3*K, 2*3*5 1
N 2*3*5 302N=3*5*K 2
A
68A,B 250 X,Y 2
(1)Before the two train met with each other,the X had averaged a speed of 50 miles per hour.
(2)The Y train averaged a speed of 50 miles per hour for the entire trip.
A
1x 50*2=100miles,y 150mile2 y
50,2 A
69 4
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C(2,4)
C(2,4)*1=6
70X>0
(1)X<1 (2)X(X-2)>0
C
1-1<X<1,(2) X<0 X>2 X<0, A
71-80by Zeros
71KS+RS=KSS KSR
(1)K=2
(2)S=5
(3)R=9
(3)
72( )
1/3
1 C41
3 3 1 C(1,2)
P44
C41*2/P44
73In one college cafeteria,the students either like or dislike beans,and either like or dislike sprouts(
),dislike beans ,dislike sprouts dislike beans
like sprouts and dislike beans
(1) 120
(2)80 dislike beans
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E
B B`
S
S`
4/15
2/3
B`S` B S
7410x/(x+y)+20y/(x+y)=K,y>x, Which of the following could be the value of K

(A)10
(B)11
(C)12
(D)14
(E)16
E
10x/(x+y)+20y/(x+y)=K,
10+10y/(x+y)=K
y>x 10y/(x+y)>10y/(y+y)=5 k>15
75A B A-B A/B

(A)A/2
(B)B/2
(C)(A+B)/2
(D)(A+2)/2
(E)(B+2)/2
D
A-B AB A/B AB A B
D
76How many multiples of 3 between -100 and 100,inclusively?

67
An=A1+(n-1)D
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77X X^4 10
(1)X 5
(2)X 2
C
X 01561-9
05 1 6
0 6
1+2 6 10 6
78 8
(1) 12 7
(2) 11 5
E
(1)2 8 E
79If x and y are positive integers,what is the remainder when 3^(4+4x)+9^y is divided by 10
(1)x=25
(2)y=1
B
3^(4+4x)+9^y=3^(4+4x)+3^2y,3^n 10 4 3971
y
80 n S
(1)S
(2)Sn
B
+=
1S Sn=n*S 2Sn B
81-92by Zeros
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8110 teachers 2 >1/2

(1)>5
(2)<1/10
E
1 5 C(2,n)/C(2,10)>1/2
2 E
82X=K^4K X 32 0 K 32
(1)2
(2)4
(3)6
2
X=K^4 K 4 K=4M=4816...283236... K/32

468...2804... 4
8397 students take apart in a test and the median score is 85.Which of the following descriptions must be
correct?
(1)At least 49 students'score are equal to or more than 85
(2)At least 49 students'score are less than 85
(3)At most 49 students'score are equal to or more than 85
1
median 85, at least 49 85
84What is the median of the three houses with average price of 12000?
(1)The price of one house is 11000
(2)The price of one house is 12000
B
median
85Is one inside angle of triangle ABC greater than 90?( a,b,c)
(1)a^2+b^2 is less than 15
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(2)c is greater than 4

C
a^2+b^2=c^2 <>
86If n is an integer and not prime number,then n must be

(A)the total of three prime numbers
(B)the difference between two even numbers
(C)the difference between one even number and one odd number
(D)the product of one even number and one odd number
(E)the product of prime numbers.
E
87 h(x) 1 x h(100)+1
(A)2 10
(B)10 20
(C)20 30
(D)30 40
(E)40
E
h(100)+1 h(100) 1 h(100)

h(100)+1 h(100)
h(100)=1*2*3***100 2^N2*3*5*7***47 N
h(100) 47 h(100)+1
47 E
88 5 1
(A)1/5
(B)1/9
(C)1/10
B
C(1,10)/C(1,10)C(1,9)
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89 Vendor Machine 51 A 12B 4C 35 coin

A C
12/51*35/50
12/51*35/50
90 500 7 1 3 2
24
7M+1=3N+2
M=147...N=2916...
82950... 21 500 K
8+K-1*21<500 21*K-1<23*21+7 K-1=23K=24
91 400 185
270
(1) 25
(2) 160
D
92k is a 2-digit positive integer,the value of k is 6 times of the unit digit,what is the value of k?
(1)the ten digit is 4 greater than units digit
(2)the sum of the two digits is a two-digit integer.
B
K=10*a+b=6b==>2a=b,(1)a-b=4,, ,(2)a+b>10, a=4,b=8,(a and b <0)
7
1.B
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2.E
3.E
4.8
5.50
6.
7.D
8.D
9.B
10.f(X)
11.160
12.D
13.C
14.12
15.A
16.E
17.D
18.25
19.12 3
20.C
21.1/5
22.91
23.E
24.3
25.5
26.B
27.A
28.D
29.0
30.B
31.5/8
32.A
33.A
34.
35.
36.C(7,1)C(10,2)=315
37.E
38.
39.D
40.B
41.C
42.15/2
43.A
44.0.32
45.B
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46.
47.C
48.29
49.1 and 2
50.0
51.A
52.A
53.C
54.1/5
55.(2/6)*(3/8)
56.B
57.B
58.
59.B
60.B
61.42
62.C
63.B
64.A
65.158\159
66.C
67.A
68.A
69.C(4,2)*1^4=6
70.C
71.3
72.1/3
73.E
74.E
75.D
76.67
77.C
78.E
79.B
80.B
81.E
82.(2)
83.(1)
84.B
85.C
86.E
87.E
88.B
89.12/51*35/50
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90.24
91.D
92.D
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The strong and large alumni networks Bschool

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2A four equal sides parallelogram ABCD, the area is greater than 4

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61982 1985 84 leap year?

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15p,s,t prime number p^3s^3t^3=?

1P^3st=2^3*7*13 s=7 13t=7 13 s^3t^3

17If x and y both positive numbers,is at least one of them even?

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22 700 ( every unit is non-zero, different)

12n=ak n=a/2*k A/2 N K

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-2 40--1 50- 60-1 70-2 80

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34X<YX,Y X 5Y 7X+Y must be

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37s,t s/t=64.12 s/t

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39(lots of five) 5 (lots of 3) 3 5

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1Y<0XZ<0 XZ^3 XZ XY^2Z^3>0 1

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(1)p can be divided by 4

|B-A| B>A III

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33^43 43/4 3 743^3333/4

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1 N=3 2 N=3 N=6

54 12345 a 12345 b ab<4

C(1,5)/ C(1,5)* C(1,5)

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4X+2Y 5X+3Y X+Y

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8 178268358 7 367 457

63Is the slope of line K negtive

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68A,B 250 X,Y 2

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1-1<X<1,(2) X<0 X>2 X<0, A

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7410x/(x+y)+20y/(x+y)=K,y>x, Which of the following could be the value of K

75A B A-B A/B

76How many multiples of 3 between -100 and 100,inclusively?

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8110 teachers 2 >1/2

X=K^4 K 4 K=4M=4816...283236... K/32

median 85, at least 49 85

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(2)c is greater than 4

86If n is an integer and not prime number,then n must be

h(100)+1 h(100) 1 h(100)

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89 Vendor Machine 51 A 12B 4C 35 coin

K=10*a+b=6b==>2a=b,(1)a-b=4,, ,(2)a+b>10, a=4,b=8,(a and b <0)

1P^3st=2^3713 s=7 13t=7 13 s^3t^3