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1. A certain Filipino family has five children whose names are Ruby, Rogel, Virgie, Glory and Cesar. The oldest is Ruby who is 79 years old, a year older than Rogel. Rogel is two years older than Virgie, who is six years older than Cesar. If Cesar is four years younger than Glory, how old is Glory?
a. 72
b. 74 --- answer
c. 76
d. 78
Solution:
We are given the present age of Ruby of 79.
Rogel is 78
= a year older than Ruby
Virgie is 76
= Rogel is two years older than Virgie
Cesar is 70
= Virgie is six years older than Cesar
Glory is 74
= Cesar is four years younger than Glory
Ages of children:
Ruby 79
Rogel 78
Virgie 76
Glory 74
Cesar 70
2. A gardener in Vancouver Island has a water tank with a full capacity of 600 gallons. Using his solar powered pump, the gardener fills up the water tank halfway. He used 200 gallons to water his plants and then ran the pump and added 380 gallons. What is the percentage of the new level of water in the tank?
a. 50%
b. 60%
c. 70%
d. 80% --- answer
Solution:
600 gallons
water tank capacity
pump halfway
= 600 x 1/2
= 300 gallons
water plants
= 300 - 200
= 100 gallons left
in the tank
ran pump, + 380 gal
= 100 + 380
= 480 gallons
new level in tank
percent of new level
= (480 / 600) x 100%
= 80%
3. Find the missing number in the sequence.
12, 2, 34, ___, 56, 30
a. 24
b. 44
c. 12 --- answer
d. 36
Solution:
The second number is formed by multiplying the digits of the first number
12 = first #
1 x 2 = 2 = second #
34 = third #
3 x 4 = 12 = fourth #
56 = fifth #
5 x 6 = 30 sixth #
4. What is the next number in the sequence?
0.5000
1.2500,
_______,
3.0625
a. 1.1250
b. 2.1250 -- answer
c. 3.3125
d. 2.0625
Solution:
The number on the left of the decimal is increasing by one while the number on the right side of the decimal is being divided by two
5. A 300-gallon tank can be filled by 3 pumps in 30 minutes. How many pumps are needed to fillup a
1200-gallon tank in 1 hour?
a. 4
b. 5
c. 6 --- answer
d. 8
Solution:
step 1:
solve for the fill rate, gph (gallons per hour) of the 3 pumps
gph = 300 gal/0.5 hr
gph = 600 gal/hr
step 2:
solve for the number of pumps using ratio and proportion
3 pumps: 600 gal/hr
x pumps: 1200 gal/h
3/600 = x/1200
600 x = 3 * 1200
600 x = 3600
x = 3600/600
x = 6 pumps
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