GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 121

To be eligible to vote in the town of Clayton, a person must be a citizen of the town and at least 18 years of age. Of the town's 5000 residents, 3000 are at least 18 years old. Of these, 2700 have registered to vote.
A pool of 35 Clayton jurors is to be randomly selected next month from the town's registered voters. Luis, who is 15 years old, lives in Clayton.
What is the probability Luis will be among those selected for the jury pool next month?
A) 0
B)

C)

D)

E) Not enough information is given.
  • GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 122

    Exhibit.

    The diagram below shows a ramp that rises uniformly 24 feet over a distance of 80 feet.
    How many feet high will the ramp be at a point 60 feet from its beginning?
  • GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 123

    Lamar is three weeks late in collecting money from his newspaper customers. If he has 25 customers and each owes $4 per week, what expression equals the total number of dollars due for the 3 weeks?
  • GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 124

    Juan is taking a computer software class to improve his job skills. His employer will pay for the course if Juan's average test grade in the class is 90% or higher. On the first three tests, Juan's grades were 86%, 88%, and 95%.
    What is the minimum grade Juan must earn on his fourth and final test so that his employer will pay for the class?
  • GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 125

    Five tickets to the community theater production have a total cost of less than $33. Ten tickets cost more than a total of $53.
    Which of the following might be the cost of one ticket?