GMAT Data Insights: Integrated Reasoning Mixed Practice 3

Question 1

A Two-Part Analysis presents an equation x + y = 20 and asks you to select a value of x and a value of y that satisfy it. If you choose x = 8, which y value works?

Accepted Answer

12

Answer

If x = 8, then y must equal 20 − 8 = 12.

Question 2

In Table Analysis, a 'true/false' statement reads: 'More than half the 40 listed firms are profitable.' If 18 firms are profitable, the statement is:

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

Half of 40 is 20, and 18 is fewer than 20, so the statement is false.

Question 3

A Graphics Interpretation line graph shows revenue rising steadily then flattening after year 3. The flattening indicates revenue growth that is:

Accepted Answer

Slowing or leveling off

Answer

A flattening line means the rate of increase is slowing toward zero growth.

Question 4

Multi-Source Reasoning provides a price list and a discount memo offering 25% off items over $100. A $200 item would cost:

Accepted Answer

$150

Answer

25% of $200 is $50, so the discounted price is $200 − $50 = $150.

Question 5

In a Two-Part Analysis comparing two investments, you must mark which has the 'higher return' and which has the 'lower risk.' These could be:

Accepted Answer

The same or different investments

Answer

The two criteria are independent, so one investment could satisfy both or each could satisfy a different one.

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GMAT Data Insights: Integrated Reasoning Mixed Practice 3