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Question (21)

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In the date trick, the month is represented by:

(A) D
(B) M
(C) x
(D) y

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

M is used to represent the month.

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Question (22)

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In the date trick, the day is represented by:

(A) M
(B) x
(C) D
(D) n

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

D is used to represent the day.

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Question (23)

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In the date trick, multiplying the month by 5 gives:

(A) M + 5
(B) 5M
(C) M/5
(D) 5 + M²

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Multiplying M by 5 gives 5M.

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Question (24)

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After multiplying the month by 5 and adding 6, the expression becomes:

(A) 5M + 6
(B) 6M + 5
(C) 5M + 9
(D) 20M + 24

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

5M + 6 is obtained after the first two operations.

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Question (25)

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After multiplying (5M + 6) by 4, the result is:

(A) 20M + 10
(B) 20M + 24
(C) 20M + 6
(D) 5M + 24

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

4(5M + 6) = 20M + 24.

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Question (26)

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After adding 9 to (20M + 24), the expression becomes:

(A) 20M + 15
(B) 20M + 24
(C) 20M + 33
(D) 29M + 24

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

20M + 24 + 9 = 20M + 33.

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Question (27)

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Multiplying (20M + 33) by 5 gives:

(A) 100M + 165
(B) 20M + 165
(C) 100M + 33
(D) 50M + 165

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

5(20M + 33) = 100M + 165.

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Question (28)

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In the date trick, after adding the day D, the final expression is:

(A) 100M + D
(B) 100M + 165
(C) 100M + 165 + D
(D) 20M + D

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

The final expression includes both month and day.

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Question (29)

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If the final answer reported is 291, then 291 − 165 equals:

(A) 116
(B) 125
(C) 126
(D) 136

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

291 − 165 = 126.

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Question (30)

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In the date trick, why can the last two digits after subtracting 165 be treated as the day?

(A) Days are always less than 100
(B) Months are always one digit
(C) The trick forces two-digit days only
(D) Days are always even

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

A day value never exceeds 31, so it fits within two digits.

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Question (21)

In the date trick, the month is represented by:

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Question (22)

In the date trick, the day is represented by:

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Question (23)

In the date trick, multiplying the month by 5 gives:

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Question (24)

After multiplying the month by 5 and adding 6, the expression becomes:

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Question (25)

After multiplying (5M + 6) by 4, the result is:

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Question (26)

After adding 9 to (20M + 24), the expression becomes:

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Question (27)

Multiplying (20M + 33) by 5 gives:

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Question (28)

In the date trick, after adding the day D, the final expression is:

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Question (29)

If the final answer reported is 291, then 291 − 165 equals:

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Question (30)

In the date trick, why can the last two digits after subtracting 165 be treated as the day?

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