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GMAT Aggregation & Totals practice questions

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Practice Question 1easyTable Analysis

The table shows enrollment data for five courses during the Fall 2023 term.
Course	Enrollment	Capacity	Waitlist
A	145	160	12
B	110	120	8
C	95	100	5
D	120	150	15
E	80	80	0

The table shows enrollment data for five courses offered by a university during the Fall 2023 term. For each statement, indicate whether the statement can be inferred to be true from the information given.

Course B had more students enrolled than Course D.

The total enrollment across all five courses exceeded 500 students.

Course E had the highest enrollment-to-capacity ratio among the five courses.

Practice Question 2easyTable Analysis

Q1 sales data for six product categories, showing total revenue and units sold.
Product	Revenue	Units
A	1200	30
B	1500	50
C	900	20
D	800	25
E	2000	60
F	1800	30

A retail company tracks its quarterly revenue across six product categories. The table shows the total revenue and the number of units sold for each category in Q1. For each of the following statements, indicate whether the statement is supported by the information provided.

Product F had the highest revenue per unit sold among all products.

At least one product had a revenue per unit sold of more than 50.

The product with the lowest total revenue also had the lowest number of units sold.

Practice Question 3mediumTable Analysis

Ticket sales data for six concert venues, showing total tickets sold and percent
Venue	Tickets Sold	% Online
A	2800	75
B	3200	60
C	5200	65
D	1800	50
E	2500	55
F	1300	40

A concert promoter is analyzing ticket sales across six venues for an upcoming tour. The table shows the total tickets sold and the percentage of tickets sold online for each venue. For each of the following statements, indicate whether the statement is supported by the information provided.

At least one venue sold more than 5,000 tickets.

The venue with the highest percentage of online sales also had the highest ratio of online to in-person ticket sales.

The majority of all tickets sold across all venues were purchased online.

Practice Question 4mediumTable Analysis

The table shows shipping metrics for five delivery routes over one month.
Route	Packages	Delayed	Revenue	Cost
1	200	15	3800	3200
2	250	25	4500	3750
3	300	30	4200	3900
4	320	20	4000	3520
5	240	15	3600	3120

The table shows shipping performance data for five delivery routes operated by a logistics company. For each statement, indicate whether the statement can be inferred to be true from the information given.

Route 3 has the highest revenue per package delivered among the five routes.

The total number of delayed packages across all routes is less than 150.

Route 5 has a lower on-time delivery percentage than Route 2.

Practice Question 5hardTable Analysis

Ticket sales data for six music festival stages, showing total tickets sold and
Stage	Total Tickets	% VIP
A	1200	15
B	1000	20
C	1500	12
D	900	18
E	700	25
F	800	10

A music festival organizer is analyzing ticket sales data for six different stages. The table shows the total tickets sold and the percentage of VIP tickets for each stage. For each of the following statements, indicate whether the information provided supports the statement.

The total number of VIP tickets sold across all stages is more than twice the number of VIP tickets sold at the stage with the fewest VIP tickets.

At least two stages sold fewer than 1,000 standard (non-VIP) tickets.

The stage with the highest total ticket sales also has the highest percentage of VIP tickets.

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