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State government manager:  By removing the fax machines in our state government offices, we will save costs and also avoid the hassle of maintaining and replacing or repairing fax machines. We all have access to computers in our offices and we can make sure those computers are equipped with electronic faxing accounts. Therefore, the fax machines in our offices can be eliminated without any loss of efficiency in how we do our work.

Which of the following, if true, most strongly supports the claim that the proposal, if carried out, will have the announced effect?

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The ministry asserts that improvements in sentiment indicators are evidence that the economy will dodge the uncertainty that had been caused earlier by the euro debt crisis and instead grow by 1.8 percent in 2014.

Ready4 The seeming absence in the universe of a quantity of mass able to explain various phenomena, specifically gravitational effects, believed to be evidence for the existence of dark matter.
Ready4 The use of the battery-powered devices known as e-cigarettes may lessen smoking rates, but until it has been demonstrated neither to have adverse side effects nor to increase tobacco addiction, it should not be recommended as a substitute for tobacco cigarettes.
Ready4 The rising cost of fuel has become a political focus and perhaps even threatening the future of some government subsidies given the struggling economy.
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The author’s main purpose is to

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A regional shipping facility has received a cars, each of which must be distributed to one of b dealerships in the region. If 3<b<7 and a>7, is it possible to distribute the a cars to the b dealerships such that each dealership receives the same number of cars?

  1. It would be possible to distribute 3a cars that each dealership receives the same number of cars.
  2. It would be possible to distribute 7a cars that each dealership receives the same number of cars.

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If AB is a diameter of the circle above, what is the area of the circle?

  1. BD=3
  2. AC=233BD
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At a given school, the number of students enrolled in neither an accounting nor a finance course is how much greater than the number of students enrolled in both?

  1. There are 250 students enrolled in an accounting course.
  2. There are 280 students enrolled in a finance course.
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A circular well is constructed within a circular garden. The circumference of the well's opening is 1 5 that of the garden. What is the area of the well's opening?

  1. The area of the garden is 25π square meters.
  2. The edging around the garden is 10π meters long.
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The ages of all children in Group A are the same, and the ages of all children in Group B are the same. Is the age of a child in Group A less than the age of a child in Group B?

  1. The sum of the ages of 3 children in Group A and 2 children in Group B is less than the sum of ages of 2 children in Group A and 4 children in Group B.
  2. The sum of the ages of 4 children in Group A and 3 children in Group B is less than the sum of ages of 3 children in Group A and 4 children in Group B.
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A bag holds 12 balls, each of which is colored white, black, gray, or green. If a person is to select a ball randomly from the bag, is the probability less than 1 2 that the ball selected will be either white or green?

  1. The probability that the person will select a gray ball is 1 3 .
  2. The probability that the person will select a green ball is 1 6 .
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Each of three plants, P 1 , P 2 , and P 3 , photosynthesizes glucose at a constant, characteristic rate measured in molecules per minute. If p 1 is the ratio of P 1 's rate to P 2 's rate and p 2 is the ratio of P 2's rate to P 3 's rate, is P 3 's rate the greatest of the three?

  1. p 1 < p 2
  2. p 2 <1
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m= 3 n 2 y + 1 2y In the expression above, if yn≠0 , what is the value of m?

  1. y= 3n 2
  2.  n= 3 2
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If x and y are positive integers, is x+y+1 >3 x+1 ?

  1. y>8x+8
  2. x+y>8x+8
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If d 1 and d 2 are the numbers of defective items in production runs yielding r 1 and r 2 total items, respectively, the ratio of defects per run is greater for which of the two production runs?

 

  1. d 1 > d 2
  2. r 2 > r 1

 

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If 1,200 employees, males and females, requested a raise, how many requests were granted?

  1. 5 12 of the males and 7 12 of the females had their request granted.
  2. 200 of the requests made by males were granted.
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The ratio of the number of girls to the number of boys in Group A is twice  what it is in Group B. What is the ratio of the total number of boys and girls in Group A to the total number of boys and girls in Group B?

  1. There are 30 more boys and girls in Group A than in Group B.
  2. The ratio of the number of girls to the number of boys in Group A is 6 to 5.
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A stack of colored cards is sorted such that x blue cards, y red cards, and z green cards are placed on top of each of a number of yellow cards, and there are no cards left over. How many yellow cards are there?

  1. The numbers of blue, red, and green cards placed on a given yellow card are in the ratio 3:4:7, respectively.
  2. A total of 90 blue cards, 120 red cards, and 210 green cards are placed.
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