BOJO123:
can I still make it to the test.... if I should take a night bus going to PH from Lagos this night?... my test is by 8am

lobaatanda1:
pls house has any environmentalist candidate receive an email with the text date and venue. pls house i need a reply

kynbasil01:
Somebody should please show full working...

Q=tank is a vertical cylinder with inside diameter of 6ft and a height of 15ft.

4) What is the volume of liquid in cubic feet if we fill the tank to one foot high?
A. 28.27 ft3
B. 18.8 ft3
C. 113.1 ft3
D. 424.1 ft3.

5) What is the total volume of the tank in cubic feet?
A. 1686.5 ft3
B. 442.5 ft3
C. 424.1 ft3
D. 847.5 ft3.

6) What is the volume of water in cubic ft in the tank if a measure stick indicates the water surface is 6 feet below the top of the tank?
A. 170.2 ft3
B. 254.4 ft3
C. 1017.9 ft3
D. 678.6 ft3.

7) What is the weight in pounds of the tank, as in the above case, if the tank itself weighs 20 lbs per ft of height?
A. 63,424 lbs
B. 42,241 lbs
C. 16,151 lbs
D. 10,605 lbs.

How much water in gallons would have to be removed to reduce the total weight of the tank plus water, as in the above case, by 20%?
A. 388 gals
B. 3,230 gals
C. 2,121 gals
D. 626 gals.

9) What would be the new level of the water, as measured from the top of the tank, if the water in the above case (equivalent of 20% of total weight) is removed?
A. 10.4 ft
B. 12.7 ft
C. 7.1 ft
D. 7.8 ft.

josielewa:
i went there last week and i was told same....but i had lower credit and i knowingly applied....God can help...they said the list is available and will be posted soon....if am shortlisted,then i know i will scale through....got some past question of last two examsdone....i can send it to ur email guys for free...

48noble:



volume of cylinder=πr^2h. π=3.142, r=6/2=3ft
where h varies only...as given
therefore;
4). 3.142*9*1= 28.3ft^3

5) 3.142*9*15= 424.1ft^3

6) 3.142*9*9=254.4ft^3

megola:


2. Three times the first of three consecutive odd integers i[b]s[b] 3 more than twice the third[/b][/b]. Find the third integer. (A) 7 (B) 9 (C) 11 (D) 13 (E) 15
The ans...is D and not E pls....calmly read the question so as not to mislead others.... Thanks

scarplanet:


Cary sold more.

Solution:
Make Ellen sales be X
Therefore Ellen = X sales
Andy = 2X
Bob = 3X sales
Cary = 2 * 3X = 6X sales
Dora = 3X + X = 4X sales

scarplanet:
Those still asking for past questions till now are either deluded, confused or plain lazy! Coincidentally, these three traits have no place in dpr.

No hard feelings.

ELAGAIE:

I hav sent GMAT 2015 edition to u

scarplanet:


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1. Read very carefully the set of statements on which a question is based.
Pay close attention to
• what is put forward as factual information
• what is not said but necessarily follows from what is said
• what is claimed to follow from facts that have been put forward
• how well substantiated are any claims that a particular conclusion follows from the facts
that have been put forward
In reading the arguments, it is important to pay attention to the logical reasoning used; the
actual truth of statements portrayed as fact is not important.
2. Identify the conclusion.
The conclusion does not necessarily come at the end of the text; it may come somewhere in the
middle or even at the beginning. Be alert to clues in the text that an argument follows
logically from another statement or statements in the text.
3. Determine exactly what each question asks.
You might find it helpful to read the question first, before reading the material on which it is
based; don’t assume that you know what you will be asked about an argument. An argument
may have obvious flaws, and one question may ask you to detect them. But another question
may direct you to select the one answer choice that does NOT describe a flaw in the
argument.
4. Read all the answer choices carefully.
Do not assume that a given answer is the best without first reading all the choices.

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Titiluvly:


check your mail

Buharinomics:
I am going to ace international inebebph tomorrow from Yenagoa ... tomorrow morning I also need directions

kynbasil01:
Somebody should please show full working...

Q=tank is a vertical cylinder with inside diameter of 6ft and a height of 15ft.

4) What is the volume of liquid in cubic feet if we fill the tank to one foot high?
A. 28.27 ft3
B. 18.8 ft3
C. 113.1 ft3
D. 424.1 ft3.

5) What is the total volume of the tank in cubic feet?
A. 1686.5 ft3
B. 442.5 ft3
C. 424.1 ft3
D. 847.5 ft3.

6) What is the volume of water in cubic ft in the tank if a measure stick indicates the water surface is 6 feet below the top of the tank?
A. 170.2 ft3
B. 254.4 ft3
C. 1017.9 ft3
D. 678.6 ft3.

7) What is the weight in pounds of the tank, as in the above case, if the tank itself weighs 20 lbs per ft of height?
A. 63,424 lbs
B. 42,241 lbs
C. 16,151 lbs
D. 10,605 lbs.

How much water in gallons would have to be removed to reduce the total weight of the tank plus water, as in the above case, by 20%?
A. 388 gals
B. 3,230 gals
C. 2,121 gals
D. 626 gals.

9) What would be the new level of the water, as measured from the top of the tank, if the water in the above case (equivalent of 20% of total weight) is removed?
A. 10.4 ft
B. 12.7 ft
C. 7.1 ft
D. 7.8 ft.

ayosheba:
Hello guys, good evening, any recent update on those of us with pending successful submission status? Has it changed? If yes, how recent did it change?

renminbiyuan:
Am ready for them!!!

Shams101:



Although uR answer is right, but the real solution is:
Make Ellen sales be X
Therefore Ellen = X sales
Andy = 2X
Bob = x + 3 sales (3 more than Ellen)
Cary = 2 (X + 3) =2X + 6 sales
Dora = (X + 3) + X = 2x + 3 sales

hugochuks60:
please house, any information on those who status on their dash board still says ,"pending successful application"? do we still av hope on taking this test?
I noticed this problem is common with those that registered early around September n October last yr.

1moletan:
question 7 and 8. I'll like to as ur own approach to the question