GRE Quantitative Reasoning Questions

100 Quantitance Comparison Questions (Set 8)

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Directions: Compare Quantity A and Quantity B, using additional information centered above the two quantities if such information is given, and select one of the following four answer choices:

Quantity A is greater.
Quantity B is greater.
The two quantities are equal.
The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.

A symbol that appears more than once in a question has the same meaning throughout the question.


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1.

A jar of 90 marbles contains marbles of three different solid colors: red, blue and green. More than half the marbles are either red or blue.
Quantity AQuantity B
The number of blue marbles in the jarTwice the number of green marbles in the jar
ExerciseQuantity A is greater.

ExerciseQuantity B is greater.

ExerciseThe two quantities are equal.

ExerciseThe relationship cannot be determined without further information.

2.


Quantity AQuantity B
 30 The greatest prime factor of 30
ExerciseQuantity A is greater.

ExerciseQuantity B is greater.

ExerciseThe two quantities are equal.

ExerciseThe relationship cannot be determined without further information.

3.


Quantity AQuantity B
The number of positive even integers less than 100The number of positive odd integers less than 100
ExerciseQuantity A is greater.

ExerciseQuantity B is greater.

ExerciseThe two quantities are equal.

ExerciseThe relationship cannot be determined without further information.

4.

A < C, B > D > 0
Quantity AQuantity B
A – BC – D
ExerciseQuantity A is greater.

ExerciseQuantity B is greater.

ExerciseThe two quantities are equal.

ExerciseThe relationship cannot be determined without further information.

5.

3x – 10 = y, 3y – 10 = x
Quantity AQuantity B
xy
ExerciseQuantity A is greater.

ExerciseQuantity B is greater.

ExerciseThe two quantities are equal.

ExerciseThe relationship cannot be determined without further information.

6.

Distribution A: {m, 2m, 3m}, Distribution B: {m, m + 2, m + 3}
Quantity AQuantity B
The arithmetic mean(simple average)of Distribution AThe arithmetic mean(simple average)of Distribution B
ExerciseQuantity A is greater.

ExerciseQuantity B is greater.

ExerciseThe two quantities are equal.

ExerciseThe relationship cannot be determined without further information.

7.

GRE quantitative test
y + z = 130

Quantity AQuantity B
x + zw + y
ExerciseQuantity A is greater.

ExerciseQuantity B is greater.

ExerciseThe two quantities are equal.

ExerciseThe relationship cannot be determined without further information.

8.

a – b = 1/2
Quantity AQuantity B
a2 – 2ab + b21/4
ExerciseQuantity A is greater.

ExerciseQuantity B is greater.

ExerciseThe two quantities are equal.

ExerciseThe relationship cannot be determined without further information.

9.

x + y = 27, y + 12 = 23
Quantity AQuantity B
xy
ExerciseQuantity A is greater.

ExerciseQuantity B is greater.

ExerciseThe two quantities are equal.

ExerciseThe relationship cannot be determined without further information.

10.

A windmill makes one revolution every 8 seconds
Quantity AQuantity B
23The number of revolutions made in 3 minutes.
ExerciseQuantity A is greater.

ExerciseQuantity B is greater.

ExerciseThe two quantities are equal.

ExerciseThe relationship cannot be determined without further information.