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<p>A rectangular rug is a third as long as it is wide. If its area is 45 square feet, then its dimensions in feet arep>
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<p zoompage-fontsize="16">Although the theater would increase its revenue by placing a snack bar in the lobby, we should not go forward with this plan. Installing a snack bar in the lobby would not be in everyone’s best interest. If people start bringing more snacks into the theater, the delicate furniture will become dirty more quickly.p>
<p zoompage-fontsize="16">The argument depends on which of the following?p>
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<p zoompage-fontsize="16">The plaintiff in the civil case claims that the company’s harassment began with a packet of letters over a year ago and has been continuing ever since.p>
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On a long drive, a truck covered P percent of the total distance on local road, where it drove only 30 mph. The rest of the trip, it traveled at 50 mph. In terms of P, which of the following represents the average velocity of the entire trip?
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A certain grocery purchased x pounds of produce for p dollars per pound. If y pounds of the produce had to be discarded due to spoilage and the grocery sold the rest for s dollars per pound, which of the following represents the gross profit on the sale of the produce?
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<p zoompage-fontsize="16">A talented architect who advocated the principles of “organic architecture," Frank Lloyd Wright designed over 1,000 structures across the world, perhaps most notably Fallingwater in Pennsylvania.p>
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<p>If the median of a series of C consecutive integers is M, and M is a member of the series, what is the smallest member of the series?p>
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<p zoompage-fontsize="16">The most favorable environment for the growth of lichen, rather than being the fertile, moist soil of forest floors, would be instead the hard, sterile surfaces of rocks and tiles, which provide a stable and durable substrate on which the organisms can develop and mature.p>
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<p zoompage-fontsize="16">Gracie argued that community-owned sources of fresh water, such as river and lakes, will always be maintained less carefully than privately-owned sources such as wells. She claimed that most people would be tempted to overuse community property because the benefits would accrue to the individual, while the costs of reduced quality that result from overuse would be spread among all members of the community. But a study comparing 250 community-owned lakes with 4,000 private wells showed that the lakes were in significantly better condition.p>
<p zoompage-fontsize="16">The answer to which of the following questions would be most useful in evaluating the significance, of the study described above, as it relates to Gracie’s thesis?p>
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<p>A certain right triangle has side lengths  ,  , and  , where  . If the area of this triangular region is 50, which of the following indicates all of the possible values of ?p>
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<p>In the shipping industry, the amount of time it takes for most of a worker's occupational knowledge and skills to become obsolete has been declining because of the introduction of wearable computing devices, such as smart watches and smart glasses. Given the rate at which wearable computing devices are currently being introduced into shipping, the average worker's old skills become obsolete and new skills are required within as little as two years.p>
<p>Which of the following plans, if feasible, would allow a company to prepare most effectively for the rapid obsolescence of skills described above?p>
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<p>Last year, Energy Corp's oil sales increased suddenly in the region of lower Ossamia. The Chief Financial Officer of the company explained this increase as the result of industrialization in the developing Ossamian nation of Mirmu. He predicts that, consequently, trade made possible by industrialization will grow between Mirmu and its Ossamian neighbors this year, leading to further increases in Energy Corp sales in the region.p>
<p>Each of the following, if true, provides some support for the CFO's prediction described above EXCEPT:p>
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<p>Some companies that consume large quantities of oil keep their own oil reserves for years in which average oil prices are exceptionally high. Thus, at times when oil prices are quite high, they can partially deplete their reserves, using oil that they bought earlier at lower prices, with the intention of buying oil to add back to their reserves when average oil prices are lower. Nevertheless, last year, when average oil prices were astronomically high throughout the year for geopolitical reasons, not all of these companies partially depleted their reserves.p>
<p>Which of the following, if true, best explains why not all of these companies partially depleted their reserves?p>
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<p class="ng-scope">Consuming gluten, a protein composite found in foods processed from wheat and related grains, causes allergic reactions in some adults. Medical records indicate that the percentage of adults in our country who have seen a doctor for gluten allergies has increased significantly in the last four years. Either our adults have been exposed to more gluten, or they have developed a greater sensitivity to them.p>
<p class="ng-scope">Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?p>
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<p zoompage-fontsize="16">Which of the following most accurately summarizes the relationship between the ruling on West Coast Hotel v. Parrish and prior rulings discussed in the passage?p>
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<p>In early civilizations, the development of early calendar systems—motivated most often by the desire to improve crop production—often coincided with the advancement of mathematics and astronomy. Granted, the practice of studying celestial bodies also gave rise to astrology and religion, which often had the effect of slowing the progress of the former two areas. Nevertheless, the inhibiting effect of astrology and religion is unlikely to have a lasting impact on mathematical and astronomical progress. Therefore, in all likelihood, the advancement of agrarian science, by motivating the development of measuring seasons and time, led to improved understanding of mathematics and astronomy in early civilizations.p>
<p>In the argument given, the two boldfaced portions play which of the following roles?p>
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<p zoompage-fontsize="16">By the beginning of the 130s CE, the childless emperor Hadrian was searching for a successor—someone not only who would maintain the policies of his successful reign, but mimicking his grandiose governing style so as to continue the state reforms he had begun during the course of his rule.p>
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<p zoompage-fontsize="16">By 1944, the tank crewman Lafayette G. Pool had been awarded dozens of American combat accolades, and he received them at a time when armored warfare was still such a recent invention for many of the tanks he piloted to be of perilously untested construction.p>
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<p>In municipalities where home insurance delivers compensation for property destruction resulting from damage caused by natural events such as tornadoes or hurricanes (known as “acts of god”), reports of incurring such losses are a little more than three times as common as they are in municipalities where “acts of god” are not compensated. At the moment, there is no definitive way to measure whether a given event is an “act of god.” Regardless, it would be unreasonable to say, like many commentators, that in municipalities where increased numbers of “acts of god” are being reported, more than half of the reported instances are falsified. Obviously, in municipalities where home insurance does not offer compensation for property loss as a result of “acts of god,” homeowners have little reason to report “acts of god” from which they have suffered and are not helped to recover in any official capacity. p>
<p>In the argument given, the two boldfaced portions play which of the following roles?p>
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<p>If  is an integer greater than zero, then (a+3) "a(a+1)(a+3)") isp>
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