1. Quantity A = The area of a rectangle whose perimeter is 24 Quantity B = The area of a rectangle whose perimeter is 36   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint Hint       2. The Los Angeles office has 12 employees whereas the New York office has 25 employees. In each office, the number of male employees is greater than the number of female employees. Quantity A = The number of male employees in the Los Angeles office Quantity B = The number of male employees in the New York office   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       3. Five fair coins are tossed. Quantity A = The probability of getting two heads Quantity B = The probability of getting three heads   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       4. For any positive integer n, S(n) is defined as the sum of all the positive integers < n and E(n) is defined as the sum of all the positive even integers < n. Quantity A = S(12) Quantity B = E(25)/2   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       5. Quantity A = The circumference of a circle whose diameter is 37 Quantity B = The circumference of a circle whose radius is 19   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       6. Diagram is illustrative and is not drawn to scale. The total area of the four identical small circles equals the area of the colored region. Quantity A = Radius of the large circle Quantity B = Diameter of the small circle   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint       7. David earned a 70 on each of his first two tests, an 80 on his third test, and a 75 on each of the fourth and fifth tests. Quantity A = David's average after three tests Quantity B = David's average after five tests   Quantity A is greater   Quantity B is greater   The two quantities are equal   The relationship cannot be determined from the information given   Hint