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Original practice questions for the GMAT Focus Edition (Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC)), mixed across 5 topics with instant answers and explanations. Practise by topic below or take the timed mock test.

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  1. Q1.PercentagesTwo successive discounts of 10% and 12% are equivalent to a single discount of:

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    Answer: A — 20.8%

    Net discount = a + b − ab/100 = 10 + 12 − 10×12/100 = 20.8%.

  2. Q2.Ratio, Ages & MixturesIn what ratio must rice at $80/kg be mixed with rice at $100/kg to get a mixture worth $90/kg?

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    Answer: B — 1:1

    Alligation: (dearer − mean) : (mean − cheaper) = (100 − 90) : (90 − 80) = 10:10 = 1:1.

  3. Q3.AlgebraSolve: 3x + 4y = 9 and x + 3y = 13

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    Answer: D — x = -5, y = 6

    Elimination/substitution gives x = -5, y = 6. Check: 3(-5) + 4(6) = 9 ✓ and 1(-5) + 3(6) = 13 ✓.

  4. Q4.Data InterpretationSales (units): 2021: 770 · 2022: 900 · 2023: 870 · 2024: 440 · 2025: 620. What was the percentage change in 2023 over 2022?

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    Answer: B — -3.33%

    Change = 870 − 900 = -30; ÷ 900 × 100 = -3.33%.

  5. Q5.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesWhich word does not belong: Mercury, Venus, Moon, Mars?

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    Answer: D — Moon

    The Moon is a natural satellite; the others are planets.

  6. Q6.PercentagesThe price of an item changes from $500 to $375. What is the percentage change?

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    Answer: B — 25% decrease

    Change = -125 on a base of 500: -125/500 × 100 = 25% decrease. Always divide by the ORIGINAL value.

  7. Q7.Ratio, Ages & Mixtures$1,218 is divided between A and B in the ratio 2:5. What is B’s share?

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    Answer: D — $870

    Total parts = 2 + 5 = 7; one part = 1,218/7 = 174; second share = 5 × 174 = $870.

  8. Q8.AlgebraFind log₃ 243.

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    Answer: B — 5

    log_3(243) asks “3 to what power gives 243?” → 3^5 = 243, so the answer is 5.

  9. Q9.Data InterpretationSales (units): 2021: 430 · 2022: 390 · 2023: 710 · 2024: 780 · 2025: 730. What was the percentage change in 2023 over 2022?

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    Answer: C — 82.05%

    Change = 710 − 390 = 320; ÷ 390 × 100 = 82.05%.

  10. Q10.Verbal Reasoning & AnalogiesFind the next number in the series: 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, ?

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    Answer: B — 64

    Squares of consecutive numbers: 3², 4², … → 8² = 64.

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TopicSectionQuestion source
PercentagesQuantitative aptitudeCalculated (new numbers every set)
Ratio, Ages & MixturesQuantitative aptitudeCalculated (new numbers every set)
AlgebraMathematicsCalculated (new numbers every set)
Data InterpretationData interpretationCalculated (new numbers every set)
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Frequently asked questions

Two successive discounts of 10% and 12% are equivalent to a single discount of:
Answer: A — 20.8%. Net discount = a + b − ab/100 = 10 + 12 − 10×12/100 = 20.8%.
In what ratio must rice at $80/kg be mixed with rice at $100/kg to get a mixture worth $90/kg?
Answer: B — 1:1. Alligation: (dearer − mean) : (mean − cheaper) = (100 − 90) : (90 − 80) = 10:10 = 1:1.
Solve: 3x + 4y = 9 and x + 3y = 13
Answer: D — x = -5, y = 6. Elimination/substitution gives x = -5, y = 6. Check: 3(-5) + 4(6) = 9 ✓ and 1(-5) + 3(6) = 13 ✓.
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