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<p>A competition requires teams to attempt 10 long jumps and 5 high jumps. All successful long jumps are worth the same number of points, and all successful high jumps are worth the same number of points. Team  completed all 15 jumps, receiving a total of 20 points. Team  succeeded in only 8 long jumps and 2 high jumps, earning a total of 10 points. Team  missed 2 long jumps and successfully completed all the high jumps. How many points did Team score?p>
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<p>Four race horses are running towards the finish line. If their respective probabilities of crossing the line in less than 100 seconds are 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, and 0.5, what is the probability that none of them will cross the finish line in less than 100 seconds?p>
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<p>Edward is twice as old as Julia. If in 20 years Edward will be 5 years older than three times Julia's current age, how old is Julia now?p>
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<p>What is the smallest integer  for which  is divisible by 1,000?p>
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<p>A laboratory has two cylindrical containers. The first has a height of 40cm and a base with a 10cm radius. The second has a height of 10 cm and a base with a radius of 40cm. If the first container is filled to exactly half its height, then poured into the second container, then to what percent of capacity will the second container be filled?p>
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<p>How many different numbers between 12 and 12,000 have both the digit ‘3’ in the unit place and the digit ‘1’ in the tens place?p>
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<p>Test version X of a soft drink is made up of 1 part syrup and 3 parts carbonated water. Test version Y is made up of 1 part syrup and 2 parts carbonated water. Finally, test version Z is a mixture of X and Y that has a 3:7 ratio of syrup to carbonated water. How many liters of test version X are needed to make 50 liters of test version Z?p>
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<p>A shopkeeper bought and sold two boxes of glassware. He sold the first box for 20% more than it cost him to purchase it. The second box was damaged and the shopkeeper was only able to recover 50% of its cost. His total profit on the sale of both boxes was $90, which was 6% of the total cost he paid for the boxes. How much did he pay for the second box?p>
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<p>In a certain school 3/4 of boys and 2/5 of girls wear overcoats in winter. If the ratio of boys to girls in the school is 4:1, then what percentage of total students wear overcoats in winter?p>
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<p>The first room of a hotel is Room 1, and the rest of the rooms are numbered consecutively without skipping any numbers. Each room's number is posted on its door using a seperate number plate for each digit. If the hotel needs exactly 999 number plates to number its rooms, how many rooms are in the hotel?p>
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<p style="text-align: center;"> p><p>According to the chart above, which of the following is closest to the median total attendees per month at this Waterpark from March through November, inclusive?p>
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<p>Each of 16 individuals is to be given an identifying code consisting of one or more digits. Within each individual’s code, all digits must be distinct and in ascending order. What is the minimum number of distinct digits required such that no two individuals have the same code?p>
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<p>If  , where  is a prime number greater than 3, how many different positive non-prime divisors does  have, excluding 1 and ?p>
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<p>Len invested $5,000 at 2% compounded annually. Zarish invested $4,000 at 5% compounded annually. How much greater will the total interest earned on Zarish's investment be in two years, in comparison to Len's?p>
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<p>Gwen invested $10,000 at 5% compounded annually. Cheng invested $5,000 at 10% compounded annually. How much greater will the total interest earned on Cheng's investment be in two years?p>
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<p>The ratio of coupons Troy has to coupons Padma has is 9:4. After Troy gives Padma 6 of his coupons, the ratio of coupons Troy has to coupons Padma has will be 8:5. How many more coupons will Troy have than Padma after the 6 coupons are given?p>
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<p>A set of 19 different integers has a median of 19 and a range of 20. What is greatest possible integer that could be in this set?p>
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<p>Set R consists of 17 consecutive integers. If −3 is the smallest integer in set R, what is the range of positive integers in set R?p>
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<p>If  is the sum of odd integers from 40 to 60, inclusive, and  is the number of odd integers from 40 to 60, inclusive, what is  ?p>
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<p>The ratio of the number of minutes Shanaya talked on her cell phone in March to the number of minutes she talked on her cell phone in April is  . If she had talked on her cell phone 60 more minutes in March, the ratio of minutes talked in March to minutes talked in April would have been  . How many minutes did Shanaya talk on her cell phone in April?p>
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