GMAT PrepMBA AdmissionsSAT PrepCollege AdmissionsContact Us 800.925.7737 You have 184 days remaining on your student account.

. Extend access Account Settin gsLogout My Course Class On Demand Problem Sets Solutions Practice Tests Homewo rk Help Resources Data Sufficiency Skillbuilder Download Solutions For the following questions, select the correct answer choice letter. Remember, the answer choices are always fixed so you should know what each letter choice r epresents without looking! What is the value of x? (1) 2x-7=11 (2) 2x+7=25 a. A b. B c. C d. D e. E Is x > 0? (1) x2>0 (2) x3>0 a. A b. B c. C d. D e. E How many seats in a theatre are unoccupied? (1) There are an average of 4 unoccupied seats per row (2) The theatre has more than 8 rows a. A b. B c. C d. D e. E How many seats in a theatre are unoccupied?

(1) There are an average of 3.5 unoccupied seats per row (2) The theatre has more than 9 and fewer than 12 rows a. A b. B c. C d. D e. E For triangle ABC, what is the measure of angle A? (1) Triangle ABC is isosceles (2) Angle C measures 100 degrees a. A b. B c. C d. D e. E For the following questions, determine whether the given statement is sufficient to answer the question: Is x > 5? (1) x2=16 a. Sufficient b. Not sufficient What is the retail price of Car A? (1) If Car A were discounted to 15% off of retail, a purchaser would save $975 a s a result of the discount. a. Sufficient b. Not sufficient What is the value of j + k? (1) 3j + 2k = 5 a. Sufficient b. Not sufficient What is the area of circle J? (1) Circle J is inscribed within Square X, which has an area of 16cm2

a. Sufficient b. Not sufficient Is integer m even? (1) The produce mn is even, but the sum m + n is odd. a. Sufficient b. Not sufficient What is the value of integer x? (1) x2-4x+4=0 a. Sufficient b. Not sufficient What is the value of integer x? (1) y2-6x+8=0 a. Sufficient b. Not sufficient Is integer x positive? (1) x3>x2 a. Sufficient b. Not sufficient What is the ratio of apples to oranges in a fruit basket? (1) If four apples were removed and four oranges were added the ratio of apples to oranges would be 3:2. a. Sufficient b. Not sufficient Is the product of integers x and y even? (1) x = 2y a. Sufficient b. Not sufficient For the following questions, determine whether each statement is sufficient ALON E. Is integer y even? a. The product of integers x and y is even.

b. The product of consecutive integers x and y is even c. The product of consecutive prime numbers x and y is even, and x > y d. y2=x, and x and y are consecutive integers e. yx is even, and x is an integer What is the value of integer m? a. mn + mk = n + k b. mn + mk = n + k, and n + k ? 0 c. m is the remainder whn positive integer x is divided by positive integer (x 1) d. m2=25 and m3>m e. m represents the side length of an equilateral triangle with area 83v Is k > j? a. k2-j2=0, and k+j>10 b. k is the average of set {j, k, m}, and m + j = k c. k2>j2 d. k3>j3 e. k + j > k - j, and k is negative For the following questions, select the two statements that, together, are suffi cient to answer the question. What is the value of b + c a. a > 6 b. b = c c. b + 2c = 2b + c d. b2-c2=0 e. a(b + c) = 4a What is the total number of apples at a fruit stand that only sells apples and b ananas? a. The ratio of apples to bananas is 7:5. b. If the number of bananas were doubled, the total number of pieces of fruit wo uld be less than 35

c. If the number of apples were doubled, the total number of pieces of fruit wou ld be less than 35 d. The number of pieces of fruit at the fuit stand is a multiple of 12 but not a multiple of 24 e. If the number of apples were cut in half, there would be more bananas than ap ples at the stand

GMAT Prep GMAT Prep Home Our GMAT Instructors How We're Different What You Get Free GMAT Resources GMAT Practice Test GMAT Question Bank Online GMAT Courses GMAT on Demand GMAT Course Reviews Blog - GMAT Tips Free Online Seminar GMAT Prep Free Trial GMAT Course Locator Compare to Manhattan GMAT ENROLL Course Locations Atlanta Austin Boston Charlotte Chicago Dallas Denver Detroit Dubai Houston London Los Angeles Miami Melbourne Montreal New Brunswick New York Paris Philadelphia Pittsburgh Phoenix Raleigh San Antonio San Diego San Francisco San Jose Seattle

Sydney Toronto Washington, DC MBA Admissions MBA Admissions Home School Packages Individual Services Research & Insights MBA Rankings Free Profile Evaluation Top MBA Programs Chicago (Booth) Duke (Fuqua) Michigan (Ross) NYU (Stern) UC Berkeley (Haas) Columbia Harvard MIT (Sloan) Penn (Wharton) UCLA (Anderson) Dartmouth (Tuck) INSEAD Northwestern (Kellogg) Stanford Yale SAT Prep SAT Prep Home Our SAT Instructors SAT Prep Strategy SAT Tutoring SAT Practice Test Online SAT Seminar Free On Demand Trial Free SAT Trial Course Institutional Partnerships SAT 2400 at School SAT Testimonials SAT FAQ ENROLL Course Locations Bethesda Boston Chicago Los Angeles Miami New York San Diego San Francisco Tysons Corner College Admissions College Admissions Home ApplyKit Unigo Absolute Admit College Application Resources

Free Profile Evaluation Veritas Prep College Rankings Other Programs Medical School Admissions Law School Admissions About Us In the Media Meet the Team FAQ GMAT Jobs SAT Jobs CONTACT US GMAT is a registered trademark of the Graduate Management Admission Council . The G raduate Management Admission Council does not endorse, nor is it affiliated in an y way with the owner or any content of this web site. Myers-Briggs and the MyersBriggs logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of the Myers & Briggs Founda tion, Inc., in the United States and other countries. All contents copyright 200 1-2013 Veritas, LLC. All rights reserved.