GMAT Data Insights Practice Set 1 (Data Sufficiency)
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
Category: GMAT Data SufficiencyWhat is the volume of a specific cube?
- The area of the top of the cube is 169in².
- The diagonals of the top measure 13√2in.
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
Category: GMAT Data SufficiencyJohn sells lamps for $35. How much did he profit on each lamp?
- He gains $25 for every four lamps sold.
- The lamps are not part of a store-wide discount of 15%.
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
Category: GMAT Data SufficiencyA local farmer is harvesting his corn crop. How many acres did he plant?
- He is harvesting 80% of what was planted.
- To harvest a 50-lbs bag of kernels one needs plantation of 4 acres. He harvested 20 such 50-lbs bags.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
Category: GMAT Data SufficiencyGiven three consecutive positive integers, x, y, z, (x < y < z) what is the value of x?
- The mean of the integers is equivalent to 9.
- y less than the sum of x and z is the same as y.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
Category: GMAT Data SufficiencySarah is participating in a local poker tournament. Did she make the final table?
- The final table consists of the top 8 players.
- Sarah finished the tournament in the top 8% of players.
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
Category: GMAT Data SufficiencyPoint A is the center of a city, which is 124 miles from Point B, the center of a different city. Using the most direct route, how long will it take to drive from Point A to Point B?
- Your average speed is 48 miles per hour.
- You know a different point, Point C, is 62 miles from Point A and can be reached in one hour and 48 minutes.
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
Category: GMAT Data SufficiencyIn Eric’s class, the average score on the last test was 84%. What was Eric’s score?
- Of the 25 questions on the test, Eric correctly answered one less than the average student.
- The ratio of questions Eric answered incorrectly to the ones he answered correctly is 1:4.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
Category: GMAT Data SufficiencyA man is making a triangular picture frame using three pieces of wood. Does he need to cut any of the pieces?
- The combined length of the pieces of wood is 38 inches.
- One piece is 19 inches in length and the other two are both 9 inches in length.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
Category: GMAT Data SufficiencyPackage A and Package B are shipped for a total of $18. What was the cost to ship each package individually?
- You can ship Package A four times and Package B twice for a total of $64.
- The cost of shipping Package A is 350% the cost of shipping Package B.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
Category: GMAT Data SufficiencyPolar Inc. buys fans for $18. At what price do they sell the fans?
- The profit margin is 30%.
- They get a 12% discount for buying in bulk.
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