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SAT Math 10.1 Geometry and Measurement
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In 2014, the unemployment rate of one county in California was 7%. In another county, the unemployment rate was 11%. Which of the following express...

SAT Math: Which Equation Represents Profit?
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Angela is making cookies for a bake sale. She expects each batch of her cookies to sell for $40. It costs her $10 to make one batch of cookies, and...

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An apartment complex, consisting entirely of two-bedroom or three-bedroom apartments, houses 47 college students and no other residents. Exactly 4 people live in each two-bedroom apartment, and exactly 7 people live in each three-bedroom apartment. Each student who lives in a two-bedroom apartment pays $500 in rent per month. Each student who lives in a three-bedroom apartment pays $800 per month. If the total amount being paid by all students in the complex is $34,000 in a month, how many three-bedroom apartments are there in the complex?

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