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GMAT Graphics Interpretation — practice questions

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Graph: line drops 20% from Jan to Mar then recovers. By Mar value of 100 implies Jan value:Read the answer and worked solution →Graph shows three series intersecting once. The intersection means:Read the answer and worked solution →Scatter shows positive correlation. Adding 5 outliers may:Read the answer and worked solution →Bar chart: A = 30, B = 45, C = 25. Ratio A : B : C =Read the answer and worked solution →Line graph: peak at month 6 then drops. Month with smallest decline likely:Read the answer and worked solution →Graph: x-axis time, y-axis usage. Sharp jump month 5. Likely event:Read the answer and worked solution →

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Graph: line drops 20% from Jan to Mar then recovers. By Mar value of 100 implies Jan value:

  1. 120
  2. 125
  3. 80
  4. 150
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Correct answer: B. 125

1. Mar = Jan × 0.8 = 100 → Jan = 125. _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Sec 3 Integrated Reasoning_

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Graph shows three series intersecting once. The intersection means:

  1. Series diverge after.
  2. Series equal at that x.
  3. Lowest series met highest.
  4. Trend reversed.
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Correct answer: B. Series equal at that x.

1. Intersection = equal values at that point. _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Sec 3 Integrated Reasoning_

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Scatter shows positive correlation. Adding 5 outliers may:

  1. Strengthen the correlation.
  2. Weaken the correlation.
  3. Reverse direction.
  4. Leave it unchanged.
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Correct answer: B. Weaken the correlation.

1. Outliers distort and typically weaken correlation. _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Sec 3 Integrated Reasoning_

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