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9. Set A consists of the integers 2, 3, 5, 7, and 9. Set B consists of the integers
   1, 4, 6, 8, and 10. If a number in Set A is to be multiplied by a number in
   Set B, how many different products are possible?
   A 5
   B 10
   C 15
   D 20
   E 25

Quantitative Comparison Questions

Each of the following questions consists of two quantities, Quantity A and Quantity

B. You are to compare the two quantities. You may use additional information

centered above the two quantities if additional information is given. Choose

A if Quantity A is greater

B if Quantity B is greater

C if the two quantities are equal

D if the relationship between the two quantities cannot be determined

The probability that a certain event will occur is x.

The probability that the event will not occur is y.

QUANTITY A QUANTITY B

1. xy x + y A B C D

Y is the set of all integers from 1–10,000 inclusive.

A number is to be randomly selected from Y.

QUANTITY A QUANTITY B

2. A B C D

A fair-sided coin is to be flipped 5 times.

QUANTITY A QUANTITY B

3. A B C D

The probability that

the number will be a

multiple of 3

The probability that

the number will be a

multiple of 5

The probability that

the coin will land on

heads at least once

The probability that the

coin will not land on

tails each time

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