Quantitative Reasoning - Diagnostic Exam
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| Quantitative Reasoning Test |
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Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 200
Just know, when you truly want success, you’ll never give up on it. No matter how bad the situation may get. Keep your head up and keep on fighting! -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 230
Just know, when you truly want success, you’ll never give up on it. No matter how bad the situation may get. Keep your head up and keep on fighting! -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 250
You’re on the right track. Take your time to reflect on your performance and how you can improve your scores the next time around. Carefully review these solutions, learn from your mistakes and understand the intricacies of each question. You’re going in the correct direction and you’ll only go up from here! -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 270
You’re on the right track. Take your time to reflect on your performance and how you can improve your scores the next time around. Carefully review these solutions, learn from your mistakes and understand the intricacies of each question. You’re going in the correct direction and you’ll only go up from here! -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 290
You’re on the right track. Take your time to reflect on your performance and how you can improve your scores the next time around. Carefully review these solutions, learn from your mistakes and understand the intricacies of each question. You’re going in the correct direction and you’ll only go up from here! -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 310
You’re doing a good job! Keep working on it and you’ll soon see your score closer to 400. Take your time in understanding your mistakes and in carefully reviewing these solutions and learning from the intricacies of each question. -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 320
Good going! You are really getting to where you need to be. Keep it going! Keep on working on it and you’ll soon see your score closer to 400. Take your time in understanding your mistakes and in carefully reviewing these solutions and understanding the intricacies of each question. Your goal should be to beat your 320 on the next test! -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 330
Good going! You are really getting to where you need to be. Keep it going! Keep on working on it and you’ll soon see your score closer to 400. Take your time in understanding your mistakes and in carefully reviewing these solutions and understanding the intricacies of each question. Your goal should be to beat your 330 on the next test! -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 340
Awesome job! Keep it up and you’ll soon be in the high 300’s. Learn from your mistakes and strategize on how you’ll beat your 340! -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 350
Awesome job! You did it! You hit the 350 mark. You really outdid yourself today. -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 360
Impressive! You’re coming along very nicely! -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 370
Stellar!! Round of applause! -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 380
You rocked it! That was quite an accomplishment! -
Estimated OAT Quantitative Reasoning Score: 400
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
Find the distance between the point of intersection of the lines x – y = 2 and y = 4 and the point (6,3).
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2. Question
Evaluate (2.004)2
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A wagon was loaded with 20 boxes each weighing 500 kg. If the maximum limit on weight for the wagon is 20 tons, how much more weight can be loaded? (use 1 ton = 907 kg)
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5. Question
Two electrical poles are 12 feet apart. If one of the poles is 5 feet more in length than the other, what is the minimum length of the wire required for connecting them about their top?
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The average salary of 3 people is $1,500. If one of them received a 100% raise, then the average salary becomes $2,000. What is the sum of salary of the two people who did NOT get the raise?
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
A pair of playing dice is thrown. What is the probability of getting a sum of 5?
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8. Question
A and B can do a job alone in 10 days and 12 days, respectively. A starts working alone and 5 days later B joins to finish the work together. For how many days has B worked on the job?
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9. Question
A train of 300 meters long passes a lamp post in 12 seconds. How long will it take to cross a 450 meter bridge?
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
At present, the age ratio of A and B are 1:2. Ten years later the ratio is 2:3. What is the present age of B?
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