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If it is given that, 5 : 6 :: 100 : x, then in that case find the value represented by the variable 'x'.

If it is given that, 5 : 6 :: 100 : x, then in that case find the value represented by the variable 'x'. I cannot solve this problem. can anyone he...

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Mckayla_NormanUserAsked 12/30/2017 in GMAT.
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How will you represent the number 786 with the help of roman numbers?

I cannot solve this GMAT. Please help me. Tell me which is the correct answer? How will you represent the number 786 with the help of roman numbers? ...

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Regin AsylviaUserAsked 12/21/2017 in GMAT.
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The radius of two concentric circles is in the ratio 2:5, then find out the ratio between their areas.

The radius of two concentric circles is in the ratio 2:5, then find out the ratio between their areas. I cannot solve this GMAT. Please help me. Te...

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Mckayla_NormanUserAsked 12/21/2017 in GMAT.
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How much are 16.66% of 420?

How much are 16.66% of 420? Which is the correct answer? a. 50 b. 60 c. 70 d. 80 e. None of the above...

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Mckayla_NormanUserAsked 12/21/2017 in GMAT.
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What percentage of 750 is equal to 225?

I cannot solve this GMAT. Please help me. Tell me which is the correct answer? What percentage of 750 is equal to 225? a. 10% b. 20% c. 30% d. ...

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zarapataUserAsked 12/17/2017 in GMAT.
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Find out the result when you have to divide the integer 150 in the ratio 2:3:5.

I cannot solve this GMAT. Please help me. Tell me which is the correct answer? Find out the result when you have to divide the integer 150 in the rat...

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zarapataUserAsked 12/17/2017 in GMAT.
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Divide the integer 90 into two parts such that the second part is bigger than the first part by a value of 4. And the first part is equal to 7.

Divide the integer 90 into two parts such that the second part is bigger than the first part by a value of 4. And the first part is equal to 7. Whi...

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Beth J. LambUserAsked 12/17/2017 in GMAT.
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Pam bought 15 goats and 18 sheep for a total price of $1678. If the cost of all the 15 goats is $750, find the average cost of 1 sheep.

Can anyone help me by solving this problem? Pam bought 15 goats and 18 sheep for a total price of $1678. If the cost of all the 15 goats is $750, f...

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Unlock CodeUserAsked 12/6/2017 in GMAT.
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If the sum of 5 consecutive numbers is equal to 15 and the average of first three numbers is twice less than the average of the last three numbers, find the value of the third number in the series. It is given that the average of the last three numbers is 4.

If the sum of 5 consecutive numbers is equal to 15 and the average of first three numbers is twice less than the average of the last three numbers, fi...

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jamiemariahUserAsked 12/5/2017 in GMAT.
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The ratio of the number of boys and girls who appeared for the exam is 15:7. Out of the total number of boys and girls, the number of boys and girls who cleared their exams is in the ratio of 3:2. Find out the percentage of boys who passed in the exam if it is given that 65 % of the girls cleared their exams.

The ratio of the number of boys and girls who appeared for the exam is 15:7. Out of the total number of boys and girls, the number of boys and girls w...

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Regin AsylviaUserAsked 12/5/2017 in GMAT.
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