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Tables Data Extraction (39) Graphics Text Described Charts Graphs Diagrams (26) Row Data Filtering (17) Multi Source Reasoning Comparison (16) Data Analysis Trends (16) Data Sufficiency Algebra (14) Graphics Text Described Graphs (12) Data Sufficiency Geometry (11) Data Sufficiency Word Problems (10) Tables Partial Tables (9) Formulas Custom Operations (9) Data Analysis Comparisons (9) Multi Source Reasoning Inference (8) Multi Source Reasoning Consistency (7) Row Data Pattern Recognition (7) Tables Comparative Analysis (6) Data Sufficiency Arithmetic (6) Formulas Given Formulas (5) Data Sufficiency Systems Of Equations (5) Multi Source Reasoning (5) Data Analysis Correlations (5) Tables Average (5) Data Analysis Estimation (4) Tables Multiple Tables (4) Graphics Text Described Diagrams (3) Data Sufficiency Probability (3) Tables Row Totals (3) Graphics Text Described Charts (3) Data Sufficiency Statistics (2) Row Data Standard Deviation (2)

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GMAT Data Insights
A company uses the formula: Profit = Revenue − Cost, where Cost = $10,000 + ($5 × units produced). If the revenue per unit is $15 and 2,000 units are produced and sold, what is the profit?
A $10,000
B $12,000
C $15,000
D $20,000
GMAT Data Insights
A table shows the weekly output of a factory for 8 weeks: Week 1 (1200), Week 2 (1150), Week 3 (1280), Week 4 (1320), Week 5 (1250), Week 6 (1380), Week 7 (1400), Week 8 (1350). What is the median weekly output?
A 1265
B 1275
C 1285
D 1300
GMAT Data Insights
A table shows the number of tasks completed by 4 workers: Worker A (25), Worker B (30), Worker C (28), Worker D (27). What is the total tasks completed?
A 105
B 108
C 110
D 115
GMAT Data Insights
Source A: A retail store saw a 20% increase in foot traffic this month. Source B: The same store reported a 5% decrease in sales revenue. Source C: The store lowered prices on most items by 10%. Which conclusion is best supported?
A The price reduction was too small to generate enough additional sales to offset the lower prices.
B The store should increase prices immediately to recover revenue.
C Foot traffic is not a reliable indicator of store performance.
D The store should reduce prices further to increase sales volume.
GMAT Data Insights
A bar chart shows the number of students enrolled in four courses in 2023: Course A (120), Course B (180), Course C (100), Course D (150). If Course A's enrollment increases by 25% and Course C's enrollment decreases by 10% in 2024, what is the ratio of Course A's 2024 enrollment to Course C's 2024 enrollment?
A 5:3
B 3:2
C 7:4
D 4:3
GMAT Data Insights
A data sufficiency question: A train travels from Station A to Station B at 60 km/h and returns at 40 km/h. What is the average speed for the entire round trip? Statement (1) The distance between Station A and Station B is 120 km. Statement (2) The total travel time is 5 hours.
A (1) ALONE is sufficient but (2) alone is not sufficient
B (2) ALONE is sufficient but (1) alone is not sufficient
C EACH statement ALONE is sufficient
D BOTH statements TOGETHER are sufficient, but NEITHER alone is sufficient
GMAT Data Insights
Source 1: Email from the logistics team: "Shipment A weighs 45 kg, Shipment B weighs 52 kg, Shipment C weighs 38 kg, Shipment D weighs 61 kg, Shipment E weighs 44 kg." Source 2: Policy states that the average shipment weight must not exceed 50 kg, and no single shipment may exceed 60 kg. How many policies are violated?
A None
B One
C Two
D Three
GMAT Data Insights
Two tables describe a library's book lending data: Table 1 — Books Lent by Genre (March): Fiction: 150 Non-Fiction: 90 Reference: 60 Table 2 — Books Returned On Time by Genre (March): Fiction: 135 Non-Fiction: 85 Reference: 48 Which genre had the lowest on-time return rate?
A Reference
B Fiction
C Non-Fiction
D All genres had the same return rate

About Data Insights Mock Tests

Data Insights tests your ability to interpret and analyze data from multiple sources, tables, graphs, and charts. This section includes data sufficiency questions, multi-source reasoning, graphical analysis, and two-part analysis. You will need to evaluate data, identify patterns, draw conclusions, and make decisions based on quantitative and qualitative information. Essential preparation for GMAT Focus Edition and similar analytical reasoning examinations.

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