MCQ Collection

Quantitative Reasoning MCQs

Practice Quantitative Reasoning questions with answers and explanations.

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Data task 180: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is an international programme evaluation. How many different groups of 6 can be selected from 13 people?

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Data task 181: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a campus sustainability study. A service recorded 171 requests and then increased the total by 23%. What was the new total?

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Data task 173: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a campus sustainability study. A field team travels 421 km at an average speed of 49 km/h. How long does the trip take, to two decimals?

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Data task 174: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a student-services review. Find the arithmetic mean of 17, 24, 31, 38, 45.

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Data task 175: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a research planning exercise. A sample contains 15 compliant and 6 non-compliant records. One is chosen at random. What is the probability it is compliant?

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Data task 176: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is an international programme evaluation. Solve 6x + 17 = 137.

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Data task 177: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a campus sustainability study. An indicator rises from 199 to 211. What is the percentage increase to one decimal place?

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Data task 178: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a student-services review. A scanner processes 19 files per minute for 100 minutes. How many files are processed?

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Data task 166: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a student-services review. Solve 3x + 18 = 48.

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Data task 167: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a research planning exercise. An indicator rises from 189 to 212. What is the percentage increase to one decimal place?

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Data task 168: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is an international programme evaluation. A scanner processes 32 files per minute for 50 minutes. How many files are processed?

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Data task 169: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a campus sustainability study. An item priced at $238 is discounted by 10%. What is the sale price?

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