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Official GMAT-style Quant Question
Question
Nation Z has 88 acres of protected wetlands, which represent 0.0025 percent of its total acreage. Which of the following expresses Nation Z’s total acreage?

Answer Choices
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
- E.
Steps
| Explanation | Calculations | Help |
|---|---|---|
We first choose a variable for the total acreage of Nation Z. | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS1-A Click to view full details | |
We translate the statement "88 acres of protected wetlands, which represent 0.0025 percent of its total acreage" into an equation. | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS2-A Click to view full details | |
We isolate the total acreage by dividing both sides by the percentage coefficient. | Theory & Tactics Method Card EQUA0-D Click to view full details | |
We simplify the percentage fraction in the denominator to a decimal and then to scientific notation. | Theory & Tactics Method Card FDPR3-C Click to view full details | |
We then simplify and express the total acreage in scientific notation. | Theory & Tactics Method Card FDPR3-C Click to view full details |
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Final Answer
E
Official GMAT-style Quant Question
Question
Nation Z has 88 acres of protected wetlands, which represent 0.0025 percent of its total acreage. Which of the following expresses Nation Z’s total acreage?

Answer Choices
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
- E.
Steps
| Explanation | Calculations | Help |
|---|---|---|
We first choose a variable for the total acreage of Nation Z. | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS1-A Click to view full details | |
We translate the statement "88 acres of protected wetlands, which represent 0.0025 percent of its total acreage" into an equation. | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS2-A Click to view full details | |
We isolate the total acreage by dividing both sides by the percentage coefficient. | Theory & Tactics Method Card EQUA0-D Click to view full details | |
We simplify the percentage fraction in the denominator to a decimal and then to scientific notation. | Theory & Tactics Method Card FDPR3-C Click to view full details | |
We then simplify and express the total acreage in scientific notation. | Theory & Tactics Method Card FDPR3-C Click to view full details |
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Final Answer
E