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    Practice Problems for the SAT Arithmetic
    Practice Problems for the SAT Arithmetic
    Practice Problems for the SAT Arithmetic
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    Practice Problems for the SAT Arithmetic

    By Deeptha Thattai

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    Are you tired of buying the whole SAT book when all you want is to practice on a little bit of arithmetic? You have now the solution! This book contains problems on arithmetic alone modeled after actual questions. Make yourself thorough with most types of questions on the exam!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDeeptha Thattai
    Release dateOct 2, 2015
    ISBN9781310512193
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      Practice Problems for the SAT Arithmetic - Deeptha Thattai

      PREFACE

      Is it really necessary to have one more book for SAT practice?

      Well, how many is too many, really, when you are pursuing your dreams?

      Let’s say you are thorough in geometry, but wouldn’t mind doing a few extra problems in arithmetic. Here then is what you need. This first book in this series focuses on arithmetic problems. What I’m giving you here is a set of problems that will make you familiar with most types of questions likely to appear, so that when you sit for the exam, nothing will surprise you. The upcoming books will cover algebra, geometry, and others (logical reasoning, data interpretation, probability, etc.).

      All the questions in this book are original creations based on patterns in the exam. If there are any comments, or if you feel anything has to be changed or removed, do let me know.

      Deeptha Thattai

      2015

      vtdeeptha@gmail.com

      1. If (x+4)(y–5)=0 and x is an integer greater than 1, what is the value of y?

      (A) 5

      (B) 4

      (C) 0

      (D) -5

      (E) Cannot be determined

      2. Find the sum of all the integers from -5 to 5 inclusive.

      (A) -30

      (B) -15

      (C) 0

      (D) 15

      (E) 30

      3. Which of the following is true given |a| < 5?

      I. a < -5

      II. a = 0

      III. a > 5

      (A) I only

      (B) II only

      (C) III only

      (D) I and II

      (E) II and III

      4. How many integers satisfy the condition |x+4| < 2?

      (A) 2

      (B) 3

      (C) 4

      (D) 5

      (E) 6

      5. Let a and b be negative integers with a>b and c be a positive integer. Which of the following is true?

      I. a–b > a–c

      II. a–c < b–c

      III. a+c > b+c

      (A) I only

      (B) II only

      (C) III only

      (D) I and III

      (E) II and III

      6. What is the greatest value of

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