[原始] 5.30巴黎二战740（Q51V38）感恩，补充一点点狗

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一个运算流程图，两个下拉菜单选数字。第一个对应m的值，是16,17,18,19,20，第二个对应n的值，是1,2,3,4,5

流程是这样的：

1，  m,n代入

2，  m,n分别除以5的余数

3，  余数和是否大于5？

4，  如果小于5，则计算出m-n的值

如果大于5，则将m+n的值作为新的m，再代入第二步计算，如此循环

问题问的是，如果最后结果是-4，那么m,n的可能值分别为多少？

我选的m=20 n=4

思路是由于当时时间紧张我只考虑了余数和小于5的情况余数可能为0,1,2,3,4，那么就是一个余数为0，另一个为4

大于5的情况我没有考虑大家斟酌一下

文字+表格：文字说的是公司做广告，把表格里的每个参数解释了一遍，不看也罢

前面四列都是具体的数字，后面三列是YES或NO

三个yes/no题对照表格就行

JJ16 楼层与公司部门

JJ17个员工培训 都很全了

JJ18：（发现怎么都挨着。。）

第一天八个人考试，成绩都给出来了，分别为80,90.。。。。。确定的是和为680. 又有两个人第二天考，10个人的平均分是第一天8个人平均分的96%，问第二天两个人的分数组合。简单，用计算器！

JJ71 我的最后一道题 没时间看了。。

JJ9 确认是标准差

JJ19 抛物线y=ax2+bx+c, 问什么时候Y与X轴有俩交点

大概是变体吧 是DS题 条件一 a大于0 ；条件二 c= -3 我选的C

JJ106 变体DS : (x+0.01)^4 *(y+0.01)^4>81?

1）x>0

2)  y>3  

还是选E

JJ50 选1就对

JJ57

JJ60 原狗里的数据应该不对 结果算出来是11000还是110000来着。。。很简单

JJ65 不过我记得条件二应该不是油画的面积，边框的面积？记不清了 我选的A

JJ66 补充前提 题干有说n是一个大于10的质数，所以不用考虑n=2,3,5的情况了 选90n

JJ71

JJ96 我做的是版本1

JJ109 补充一下虽然表格里的数字我也记不清。。但是确定的是已知的Frequency的和是51

10对应的是x，15对应的是27.

问这些数字的median number是多少。

1) 10出现的次数少于15的次数（就是27）

2) 15出现的次数占所有数字的比例少于2/5

JJ111

JJ115 变体 DS

f(x)=x^2-px+9,f(r1)=0,f(r2)=0,求p是多少？   

         条件1：r1+r2=-6     

         条件2 ：r1=r2

我选D

JJ124 确认答案

JJ127

JJ130 注意选项不是分数或小数 我记得我选的是(1-1/25)*(1-1/100)其它选项也差不多长着个样子计算时最好用分数！化简后是24/25*99/100 我当时被选项弄得有点晕提醒大家一下 遇到这个题不要死命的去算四个小数相乘啦！

JJ172 确认

一个矩形，中心在坐标系原点，一个顶点在（3，-4），问对角线长度。选10

JJ208 这是我碰到的唯一一道争议题 我做的是让判断R+r是否等于1，就是外接的情况。秒选了A

JJ233 可能是变体？前一半路程用xgallon/mile的油，后一半路程用y gallon/mile的油，问的是平均每一gallon的油跑多少mile。我选2xy/(x+y)

JJ253 确认选E

JJ264 确认选12

JJ287 确认20%

还有那道a=b, d不等于e什么的，选项我也记不清了，确认选E

DS：一个手机套餐，F元一个月可以打180分钟（数字不准确）电话，超过后每分钟收M元。设T为一个月总花费，问F为多少？

1)       打了210分钟电话 T=一个数

2)       打了150分钟电话 T=一个数

选B

DS：从下午1:00开始给油箱加油，速率是600gallon/h，而且加到总容量为2500gallon的时候就停止了，不再加了（注意这句话的意思！）问油箱在下午1:00的时候里面的油是否大于1400gallon（好像是这个数）

1)      下午3:00的时候容量是2500gallon

2)      下午2:00的时候容量是2100gallon

已知m>n，问下面哪个数可能是1/n^2 – 1/m^2的结果？

5/36,  3/4,  1 是I and II 那种选项，就选I and II

一个柱状图，横坐标是完成论文需要的天数，纵坐标是人数。全班一共30人，问随机抽取一个人，他的论文需要的天数与全班的平均数相差大于1的概率？

数据记不太清，确定平局数算出来是3.4，所以就算天数为1,2,5的人数除以30就好

JJ18

JJ50

JJ52

JJ77

JJ104

虽然现在经济形势很好，但是采访发现大部分人都认为自己的well off 是atypical非典型的。可能的原因是现在人们获取信心的主要渠道是电视，而电视制片人制作这种讨论经济情况的节目时，总会邀请optimistic和pessimistic的专家来辩论，造成人们觉得是50:50的，问assumption

Roi

In 1993, artists Vitaly Komar andAlexander Melamid oversaw an international poll of artistic preferences. Inevery nation surveyed, the overwhelmingly favored subjects for painting werelush landscape vistas with trees, hills, water, human figures, and animals.Oddly, this held even for nations without natural terrain or cultural traditions conduciveto such paintings. Melamid concluded that the modernist dream of creatinguniversal art through geometric abstraction had been misguided-the artisticsubject with truly universal appeal is the landscape.

Art critic Arthur Danto hypothesized that worldwide, calendars depictinglandscapes have influenced most people’s concepts of art. In other words,aesthetic indoctrination by the global calendar industry could explain thesurvey results. But since calendars with other imagery are also available, thequestion of why calendars with landscapes are especially popular remains.

Perhaps the preference for lush landscapes is not a social construct, butrather an evolved human instinct. Our Paleolithic ancestors would have beenmore likely to survive if they had been attracted to areas with water to drink,vegetation and wildlife to eat, and hills that provided vantage points andhiding places. Thus those who instinctively preferred such landscapes wouldhave had more offspring survive, spreading this aesthetic preference throughthe human population

RC1:
The main purpose of the passage as a whole is to

A. argue that the artworks with the widest popularity are landscape paintingsrather than modernist abstractions
B. assess whether calendars depicting landscapes have influenced many people’sconcepts of art
C. explain why among our Paleolithic ancestors those who preferred lushlandscapes would have had more surviving offspring
D. discuss and considerpossible explanations for the results of an international poll of artisticpreferences
E. describe and contrast two competing hypotheses regarding the evolution ofhuman aesthetic instincts

RC2:
To suggest the insufficiency of the hypothesis that is mentioned in the secondparagraph, the passage mentions

A. the results of the international poll of artistic preferences
B. the global reach of the calendar industry
C. the modernist dream of creating universal art through geometric abstraction
D. the conception that art is a social construct
E. calendars with imageryother than landscapes

RC3:
The passage most strongly suggests that at least some respondents to theinternational poll

A. had never seen calendars with lush landscapes
B. had tastes that were favorably influenced by the calendar industry
C. lived in flat, arid, ortreeless regions
D. responded that they do not enjoy geometric abstractions
E. preferred paintings of landscapes to photographs of humans

RC4:
Which of the following, if true, could most logically be explained by thehypothesis proposed in the third paragraph?

A. In general hikersgreatly prefer trails through wilderness with variegated terrain, vegetation,and wildlife to other types of trails.
B. Sales data indicate that calendars depicting landscapes of desert rockformations are more popular than those depicting geometric abstractions.
C. Polls show that abstract modernist paintings have recently become far lesspopular, while paintings of lush landscapes have become more popular.
D. There is evidence that in many nations, traditions of landscape paintingbecame reestablished soon after calendars depicting landscapeswere first introduced.
E. Archaeologists discovered Paleolithic cave paintings that depict humanfigures and wild animals in a geometrically abstract manner.

RC5:
Which of the following, if true, would provide the most support for thehypothesis discussed in the second paragraph?

A. Many early calendars produced by the global calendar industry featuredimagery reflecting the tastes of those producing the calendars.
B. Almost all calendars feature imagery chosen specifically to cater to theartistic tastes of people in the nations in which those calendars are sold.
C. Several decades ago,modernist abstractions became highly popular in many nations shortly after calendarsfeaturing such abstractions became common.
D. In many nations, before calendars depicting landscapes were introduced,portraits were far less popular than landscapes.
E. Worldwide, few people buy calendars featuring geometric abstractions if calendarswith lush landscapes are available

RC6:
The passage most clearly implies that the cultural traditions mentioned in thefirst paragraph  (see highlighted text)

A. do not fully determinethe aesthetic preferences of most people with those traditions
B. conflict with a dream of creating universal art
C. have been altered by corporate aesthetic indoctrination
D. reflect the instinctive aesthetic preferences that evolved among ourPaleolithic ancestors
E. are conducive to creating aesthetically appealing paintings of subjectsother than landscapes