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If the cost of one dozen of apples is $96 and the cost of 1 dozen of bananas is $36, then find the average cost of 18 apples and 18 bananas?
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Gray_Johnson Brong Asked on November 2, 2017 in GMAT.
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There are 10 members in a committee. Out of these 10 members, 6 are women and the remaining members are men. But, now the society has fixed the number of female members to 3 and the number of male members to only 1. In how many ways can this combination be formed which results in a committee of exactly 4 members out of which 3 are female and 1 is men from a total of 10 members
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Janet M. Henry Default Asked on November 2, 2017 in GMAT.
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Find the value of tanΘ with the help of the details given in the adjoin figure.
Find the value of tanΘ with the help of the details given in the adjoin figure. My questions given answers …
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M Martin Brong Asked on October 22, 2017 in GMAT.
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The annual income of Ralph is 25 percent less than the annual income of Mike. Calculate the increase in the annual income of Mike in terms of percentage as compared to Ralph.
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M Martin Brong Asked on October 20, 2017 in GMAT.
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What will be the result of [10] – [3], if it is given that [x] = -x2.
What will be the result of [10] – [3], if it is given that [x] = -x2. a. -91 b. …
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M Martin Brong Asked on October 20, 2017 in GMAT.
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I want to learn Mathmatic from A to Z because I’m weak in math. Have any book, where I will get all chapter of math?
I need to learn math but I’m too weak to talk in mathematics. Now I’m searching for a math book …
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Beth J. Lamb Default Asked on October 15, 2017 in GMAT.
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The measures of the sides of an irregular polygon are given in the figure as follows. Look at the figure and calculate the perimeter of the irregular polygon.
The measures of the sides of an irregular polygon are given in the figure as follows. Look at the figure …
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jacob marten Brong Asked on October 15, 2017 in GMAT.
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If 45x = 1024, then find out the value of ‘x’ to get this result.
If 45x = 1024, then find out the value of ‘x’ to get this result. Please help me .
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mahabur Brong Asked on October 13, 2017 in GMAT.
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In some arithmetic sequence, the sum of the digits of the third term is 27 and the fourth term is 81. What is the fifth term in this arithmetic sequence?
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mahabur Brong Asked on October 13, 2017 in GMAT.
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If 3 – a = 6(1 – a), then find the value of ‘a’ according to this equation.
If 3 – a = 6(1 – a), then find the value of ‘a’ according to this equation.
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If the cost of one dozen of apples is $96 and the cost of 1 dozen of bananas is $36, then find the average cost of 18 apples and 18 bananas?

Find the value of tanΘ with the help of the details given in the adjoin figure.

The annual income of Ralph is 25 percent less than the annual income of Mike. Calculate the increase in the annual income of Mike in terms of percentage as compared to Ralph.

What will be the result of [10] – [3], if it is given that [x] = -x2.

I want to learn Mathmatic from A to Z because I’m weak in math. Have any book, where I will get all chapter of math?

The measures of the sides of an irregular polygon are given in the figure as follows. Look at the figure and calculate the perimeter of the irregular polygon.

If 45x = 1024, then find out the value of ‘x’ to get this result.

In some arithmetic sequence, the sum of the digits of the third term is 27 and the fourth term is 81. What is the fifth term in this arithmetic sequence?

If 3 – a = 6(1 – a), then find the value of ‘a’ according to this equation.

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