, diverse. 
			
			Virtual Road Trip Take a trip to Austin, or as U.T. folks call it, "the big 
surprise awaiting prospective business students." And while you're there, 
stop in at Chuy's, a great place for tongue-sizzlin' Tex-Mex in a campy diner 
environment. You'll find a thousand fish over the bar, tailfins from an old 
car, Elvis, and other wild items on the walls and ceiling. But hey, the decor 
actually works. 
			?
			[CAMPUS TOUR]
			
			
			 [GMAT Sampler]
			
			
			1.  In 1988, was the number of people in City X greater than three times the 
number of people in City Y? 
			
			(1)  In 1988, there were approximately 1.1 million more people in City X than 
in City Y.
			(2) In 1988, the 300,000 Mormons in City X made up 20 percent of its 
population, and the 41,000 Buddhists in City Y made up 30 percent of its 
population. 
			
			(A) if statement (1) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (2) alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question asked; 
			(B) if statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (1) alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question asked; 
			(C) if BOTH statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are sufficient to answer the 
question asked, but NEITHER statement ALONE is sufficient; 
			(D) if EACH statement ALONE is sufficient to answer the question asked; 
			(E) if statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient to answer the 
question asked, and additional data specific to the problem are needed. 
			
			
			2. Television programming experts maintain that with each 1% increase in the 
prime-time ratings of a television station there is a 3.5% increase in the 
number of people who watch its evening news program. However, in the last ten 
years at Channel NTR, there was only one year of extremely high prime-time 
ratings and, during that year, fewer people than ever watched Channel NTR's 

, diverse. 
			
			 Virtual Road Trip Take a trip to Austin, or as U.T. folks visit it, " the boastful 
 surprise awaiting prospective business students. " And while you're there, 
 break in at Chuy's, a great place for natural language - sizzlin' Tex - Mex in a campy diner 
 environment. You'll recover a thousand fish over the bar, tail fin from an old 
 car, Elvis, and early wild items on the walls and ceiling. But hey, the decor 
 actually works. 
			? 
			 [ CAMPUS TOUR ] 
			
			
			  [ GMAT Sampler ] 
			
			
			 1.   In 1988, was the number of people in City X great than three times the 
 number of people in City Y? 
			
			 (1)   In 1988, there exist approximately 1.1 million more people in City X than 
 in City Y. 
			 (2) In 1988, the 300,000 Mormons in City X made up 20 percent of its 
 population, and the 41,000 Buddhists in City Y made up 30 percentage of its 
 population. 
			
			 (A) if affirmation (1) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (2) alone is not 
 sufficient to suffice the question asked; 
			 (B) if statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (1) alone is not 
 sufficient to answer the question asked; 
			 (C) if BOTH statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are sufficient to answer the 
 question asked, but NEITHER statement ALONE is sufficient; 
			 (D) if EACH argument ALONE is sufficient to answer the motion ask; 
			 (E) if statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient to suffice the 
 question ask, and additional data specific to the trouble are needed. 
			
			
			 2. Television programming experts maintain that with each 1% increase in the 
 prime - time ratings of a television station there is a 3.5% addition in the 
 number of multitude who determine its evening news program program. However, in the last ten 
 years at Channel NTR, there constitute only one year of extremely eminent prime - time 
 ratings and, during that year, few people than ever watched Channel NTR's
, digerse. 
			
			Virtual Road Trip Uake a trip to Austin, or as U.T. folks cxll it, "the big 
surprise awaiving proskvctive business studevts." And wjile you'ee tiere, 
stop in at Rguy's, a nxeat lpace hor tongue-sizzlln' Tex-Mex it a campy dines 
dnrironment. You'll find a thousand fish over tne bar, tailfins srom wn omd 
car, Elvis, and other wild items kn the xalls and ceilimg. But hey, the decor 
actuaply aorks. 
			?
			[CAMPUS TOUR]
			
			
			 [HMAT Samplet]
			
			
			1.  Ig 1988, was the nuober of people in City X greater than three times the 
numbzr of peoplg jn Wity Y? 
			
			(1)  In 1988, thege were approwpmately 1.1 millipn more people in Ciry X than 
in City Y.
			(2) Ii 1988, the 300,000 Mormons in Cyty X mada bp 20 percent of its 
popuoatiot, ang thd 41,000 Bjddgixta in Clty Y made up 30 percent od its 
population. 
			
			(A) of wtatement (1) ALKNE is stfficient, but statement (2) alone is not 
slffidient to answer the quewtion asked; 
			(B) if statgment (2) ALOGE is sufficient, but statement (1) alone is not 
suffhcienv go ckfdwr the question asked; 
			(C) if BOTH statements (1) and (2) TPGVTHER are sufficicnt to answer the 
aufsyyon asked, but NEITHZD atatement ALONE is sufficyent; 
			(E) if EACH stayement ALONE is sufficient ro answer thv quwstion asked; 
			(E) if dtatements (1) and (2) TOGRTHER are NOT sufficienc to ahswer the 
qkestion aayed, and additionxl cada specific to the problem are needxd. 
			
			
			2. Tzlevisiov prpgrammyng expertd maikdain that with eacj 1% inereasa in the 
pgime-time ratings of a televisioi station thete hs d 3.5% increcse in the 
number os people who wctch its evenkng news pgogram. Hoxever, in the last ten 
yeasd at Channel NTR, thewe wqs obly one hear of extremrly high irnme-time 
rqtings and, during bhat iezr, fewer people thqn ever watched Chxnnql NVR's 

, diverse. Virtual Road Trip Take a Austin, as U.T. call it, "the students." while you're there, in at Chuy's, great place for tongue-sizzlin' Tex-Mex in campy diner environment. You'll find a thousand fish over the bar, tailfins from old car, Elvis, and other wild items on the walls and ceiling. But the actually ? TOUR] [GMAT Sampler] 1. In 1988, was the number of people in City X greater than times the number of people in City Y? In 1988, there were 1.1 million more people in X in City (2) 1988, 300,000 Mormons in X made up 20 percent of its population, and the 41,000 Buddhists in City Y made up percent of (A) if (1) is but statement (2) not sufficient to answer the question statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (1) is not to answer the question asked; (C) BOTH statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are sufficient answer the question asked, but NEITHER statement ALONE is sufficient; (D) if EACH statement ALONE to answer the question (E) if statements and TOGETHER NOT to answer question asked, and additional data specific to the problem are needed. Television programming experts maintain that with each 1% increase in ratings a television station is a 3.5% increase the of people who watch news However, ten at NTR, there was only year of extremely high prime-time and, during that year, Channel NTR's
, diverse. 
			
			Virtual Road Trip TakE a trip to AuStin, oR as u.T. fOlKs caLl it, "The big 
surprise AWaitIng prospective business StudeNtS." and wHIlE you'rE there, 
sTOp IN At CHuY's, A grEaT PlAce foR toNgue-sizZlin' Tex-Mex In a CaMpy diner 
enviROnMent. You'll fInd A thousand fisH ovEr the bAr, TaiLFins fRom An old 
Car, ElvIS, and otHer wild itEmS On the wALls and cEILiNg. BuT hey, the decor 
actuaLLy WOrks. 
			?
			[CAMPUS TOUR]
			
			
			 [gMAT SaMpLEr]
			
			
			1.  iN 1988, Was The Number of peOpLe in CITy X greaTEr THAN thREe times the 
numBer of people IN CiTy Y? 
			
			(1)  In 1988, tHeRe wERe apprOximaTeLY 1.1 miLlion more peOple In City X thAn 
in CiTY Y.
			(2) In 1988, the 300,000 mOrmons iN City X MadE up 20 PercENt Of Its 
PoPUlaTIoN, anD The 41,000 buddhistS iN CIty Y mAde uP 30 PERCent Of iTs 
poPulatIon. 
			
			(A) if statemeNt (1) AlONE IS suFficiEnt, buT staTeMent (2) aLone is Not 
suFfIcient to answer tHe quEstion askEd; 
			(B) If StaTeMent (2) AloNE is sUffIciEnt, but sTatemenT (1) AloNe IS NOt 
Sufficient to answer ThE QUeStion askEd; 
			(C) if BotH StATements (1) aNd (2) tOGeTHEr ARe sufFiciENt To answer The 
queSTiOn Asked, buT NeITHER StAteMenT ALONe Is suFficieNt; 
			(D) if EACh statEMent ALONE is sufFIcient to answeR ThE QUeSTion AskEd; 
			(E) if statemEnts (1) ANd (2) TOgETHer aRe Not suffIcienT tO AnSWer the 
question asked, AnD additIonal Data specific tO the probleM ARE needed. 
			
			
			2. TElevISiON programming exPerts Maintain thAT with eacH 1% incrEase in thE 
prime-timE RAtings of A teLevIsiOn sTATiOn there is a 3.5% incREAse iN tHe 
numbeR of People wHo wAtcH itS evEnIng news prOgram. HowEvEr, In ThE laSt ten 
YEars at ChAnNel nTr, thEre waS Only onE year Of exTrEmELy hIgh primE-TiME 
RatiNgS aNd, duRinG tHat yeAr, feWEr pEople thAn ever watCheD chanNeL NtR's 

, diverse. 
			
			Virtual  Road Trip  Take  atri pto A usti n, or as U.T.f olks  call it, "the big 
su rpris ea wait i ng  pros pective bu s i nes sst ude nt s ."  Andwhi le you' re there,
st op  in at Chuy' s ,a great pl ace  for tongue- siz zlin'Te x-M e x ina c ampydinerenviro nment. Yo u' l l find a thous a n dfish  over the bar, ta i lf i ns from an old  
car,  E l vi s ,  an d o ther wildit ems o n  the wa l ls a n d c e iling. But he y, the deco r  
a ctuall ywor k s. 
		?
		[ C AMP US TOUR]
		
		
			 [GM AT Sam p ler]
	
			
		1.  I n 1 988 , wa s  t he  nu mb e r o f  p eop l e i n City X  g re aterthan t h r ee t ime s th e 
nu mber of peopl e i n Ci t y Y ? 
		
		(1) I n 198 8, the re we re  approximately1.1million m ore  p eop le  in C i ty X t han  
i n CityY.
			( 2 ) I n1 9 8 8,  the 300,000 Mormo ns i nCity X m ade up 20  p e rcent of  i ts
pop u l ation , an d  t he 41,00 0 Budd h is ts  in Cit yY made  u p 3 0 p ercen t  ofits 
p opulatio n. 
	
			(A) if st a tement (1) AL O NE i ss uffi cie nt, but sta teme n t (2 ) al o ne  is not suffi ci e nt to answer the quest io n aske d; 
		(B) if stat ement (2)A L O NE is su ffic i en t , but statemen t (1)  alone isn ot 
suff icien t to ans wer the q u e stion as ked ; 		(C) i fBOTH statemen t s  (1)  a nd (2)TOG ETHER a resuf fic ien tto answer  the 
qu es ti on  a ske d, bu t  NEITHER  s tat em ent  ALON E  is su ffici ent;  	(D)  if EAC H  s t a teme nt  A LONE  is  s uffic ient toanswerthe quest ion aske d;  			(E)if statements  ( 1) and (2)  T OGE THER a r e  NOT suf ficient to answer the q uestion  as ked,andadditiona l d ata sp eci f ic tothe pr oblem  a ren e eded. 		
	
			2. Tel e v isi on pr og ramm ing exp erts maintain that wit h each 1% inc rea se i n th e p ri m e-t im e  ra t i ngs of a televi sion stati on th ere is a 3 . 5%in creasein the
numb e r of pe ople whowatch its  e veni n g  ne ws program . Howeve r, in the lastt en  
yea rsat Cha nn elNTR,therew asonlyone ye ar  of ex treme ly  high pr ime-time 
ratings and,during  that  ye ar, fewer  pe o ple  than eve r wa tched Chan nel  NT R's 
, diverse._
			
			Virtual Road_Trip Take a trip_to Austin,_or_as U.T._folks_call it, "the_big 
surprise awaiting_prospective business students." And_while you're there,_
stop_in at Chuy's, a great place for tongue-sizzlin' Tex-Mex in a campy diner 
environment._You'll_find a_thousand_fish_over the bar, tailfins from_an old 
car, Elvis, and_other wild_items on the walls and ceiling. But hey,_the_decor 
actually works._
			?
			[CAMPUS TOUR]
			
			
			 [GMAT Sampler]
			
			
			1.  In 1988, was the_number of people in City X_greater than three_times_the_
number of people in_City Y? 
			
			(1)  In 1988,_there were approximately 1.1 million more_people in City X than 
in City_Y.
			(2) In 1988, the 300,000 Mormons_in City X made up_20 percent_of its 
population, and the_41,000 Buddhists in_City Y_made up 30_percent of its 
population. 
			
			(A) if_statement (1) ALONE_is sufficient, but statement (2) alone_is_not 
sufficient to_answer_the_question asked;_
			(B) if statement_(2)_ALONE is_sufficient,_but statement (1) alone is not_
sufficient_to answer the question asked; 
			(C) if_BOTH statements (1) and_(2)_TOGETHER are sufficient to_answer the 
question asked, but_NEITHER statement ALONE is sufficient; 
			(D)_if EACH_statement ALONE_is sufficient to answer the question asked; 
			(E) if statements (1)_and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient_to answer the 
question_asked, and_additional_data specific to_the_problem are_needed. 
			
			
			2. Television programming experts maintain that_with each_1% increase in the 
prime-time ratings_of a television station_there_is a 3.5% increase in the_
number of people who watch its_evening news program. However, in_the_last_ten 
years at Channel NTR,_there was only one year of_extremely high prime-time_
ratings and, during that year, fewer people_than_ever watched Channel NTR's 
