GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 21

To be eligible to vote in the town of Clayton, a person must be a resident 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. Ahmad is a registered voter who lives in Clayton.
What is the probability Ahmad will be among those selected for the jury pool next month?
  • GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 22

    Marta wants to hire Byron to refloor a 10-foot by 12-foot rectangular room. How much would Byron charge to do the job?
  • GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 23

    Using any area code followed by a 7-digit number, 107, or 10,000,000, telephone numbers are possible. Originally, 800 was the only toll-free area code.
    If two additional toll-free area codes were made available, how many MORE toll-free telephone numbers would be possible?
  • GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 24

    Exhibit.

    How many MORE hours did it take bicyclist B to travel 40 miles than it took bicyclist A to travel the same distance?
  • GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 25

    Exhibit.

    Which investment showed the least change in value?