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List R contains 30 values, and the average (arithmetic mean) of the values in R is m. List S contains 20 values, and the average of the values in S is m+40. List T consists of the vaues in R followed by the values in S.

Quantity A

The average of the values in T

Quantity B

m+16


In a survey, 100 people were asked how many meals they ate at restaurants in the previous year. The table above shows a frequency distribution of their response. Which of the following values could be the median of the numbers of meals eaten at restaurants for the 100 people surveyed?

Indicate all such values.
The line with equation $$y=3x-2$$ will be translated $$4$$ units to the right and $$5$$ units up in the xy-plane. Which of the following is the equation of the resulting line?
Machines A and B each assembled 3,000 metal clips in 15 hours and 12 hours, respectively, working alone at their constant rates. On Monday, working simultaneously at their respective constant rates, the two machines assembled a total of n clips in x hours. The next day, machine A was modified so that its constant rate decreased by 25 percent. If the two machines worked simultaneously at their respective constant rates for x hours after the modification of machine A, then the total number of clips that they assembled in x hours was approximately what percent less than it was the day before?


In the figure, line AP and PC are tangent to the circle at points A and C, respectively. Point O is the center of the circle, and the length of the line segment PO is 4. If the measure of angle APC is 60 degrees, what is the length of arc ABC?
If 20 percent of the amount budgeted for vacation had instead been added to the amount budgeted for entertainment, which of the following is closest to the percent by which the amount budgeted for entertainment would have increased?
The three children in the Alden family contributed 30 percent of the amount budgeted for savings. The oldest child contributed $150 more than the youngest child, and the middle child contributed $60 more than the youngest child. What was the median of the amounts that the children contributed to savings ?
In each of the years after year X, the Alden family budgeted $200 more for savings than it budgeted for savings the previous year. What is the total amount that the Alden family budgeted for savings over the 10 years beginning with year X?
If a, b, and c are positive integers such that $$\frac{a}{c}$$=0.075 and $$\frac{b}{c}$$=0.09, what is the least possible value of c?
Line k lies in the xy-plane. The x-intercept and the y-intercept of line k are a and b, respectively, where a≠0 and b≠0.

Which of the following statements individually provide(s) sufficient additional information to conclude that the slope of line k is positive?

Indicate all such statements.
If a rectangular room has length 20 meters, width 10 meters, and height 4 meters, then the volume of the room is how many cubic centimeters?
Paradoxically, altruism may in fact be ____________ if it aids only one's own clique.
Confidence in the nation's finances, barely nailed together by international financial institutions a few weeks ago, is still such a (i)____________ structure that the slightest disturbance could set it (ii)____________.
For many who are not philosophers, the word "metaphysics" still retains connotations of (i)____________, so that many hard scientists still use the term as a byword for (ii)____________ thinking.
Human brains are amazing organs but they are not perfect. Cognitive biases, as we know, sometimes produce errors. Yet the term "error" could be (i)______________ in that it suggests that there might be (ii)_______________ way in which cognition should work. Such a binary opposition is (iii)_____________.
The passage suggests that the metropolitan critics who praised Tutuola's book would most likely agree with which of the following claims about literature?
The author cites Akinjogbin in order to
For several years in the early twentieth century, wage-earning women in California had advocated an eight-hour law for women workers as an extension of labor's long-term efforts to achieve this goal through organizing workers. Women's involvement in reducing their working hours arose internally within the affiliated women's organizations of the labor movement, particularly the Women's Union Label League (WULL), and won the support of numerous middle-class women's clubs and organizations as well. Delegations of San Francisco working women testified twice before the state legislature,where their assertive presentations about harsh working conditions won them significant public support, especially when contrasted to the hardhearted stance of the opposition (primarily employers of women). Louise LaRue of the waitresses'union pointed out that "the average waitress walks ten miles a day, and the Government will not allow an army mule to walk more than thirteen miles in the same time." Workers could also be scientific in collecting data:the waitresses had used pedometers to gather this information. The women took advantage of the hearings to proudly emphasize cases in which they had reduced their hours and improved their working conditions and wages through their own unions.

In contrast to the eight-hour law for women, which passed in 1911, the women's minimum-wage measure passed in 1913 over the strident objections of the powerful California labor establishment and was thus perceived by labor as imposed by progressive reformers [social reformers associated with the Progressive movement of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century]. From labor's perspective, there were important differences between hours and wage legislation.The former established fixed standards and vested responsibility in the state labor commissioner, who was usually responsive to labor interests. The latter created a novel form of government agency. the independent commission, with the power to determine the wage standards, which it then administered. Minimum-wage legislation for women roused the opposition of many of the state's male trade unionists, who feared that it would encourage excessive government intrusion into the collective bargaining process and weaken all labor organizations. In California, organized labor originally had four major points of objection to the minimum-wage law for women: that it would create maximum-wage ceilings, increase unemployment by speeding up production and eliminating less productive workers, obviate the need for organization among women, and, most significantly, place women at the mercy of unsympathetic future administrations and excessively powerful appointed officials who were not accountable to the electorate. In theory, commissions were neutral, objective bodies. In reality, their appointments often reflected the difficulty of trying to balance labor, management, and public interests. In this context, it is not so surprising that the measure elicited a spirited reaction from working-class women, who already had their own activist traditions.
The primary purpose of the passage is to
According to the passage, an eight-hour law for women workers in California was

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