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If 24 over 15 = 4 over n, what is the value of 4 times n?

 

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If 24 over 15 = 4 over n, then 24 times n = (15) (4).

Question of the Day

Can you answer today's question?

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6/1

Nov
23
2012
263,480 responses
Question of the Day Statistics
Number Answered
Correct 100,953
Incorrect 162,527
38% correct

Mathematics > Standard Multiple Choice

Read the following SAT test question and then click on a button to select your answer. 

While programming the answer key for the Official SAT Question of the Day application on collegeboard.org, the answer to the November 23rd question was incorrectly entered into the application "A (6)" instead of "B (10)." While the question, hint, and answer explanation were displayed correctly, anyone who entered the correct answer "B (10)" received a message indicating that response was incorrect. We have resolved the issue and apologize for any confusion this may have caused.

 

If 24 over 15 = 4 over n, what is the value of 4 times n?

 

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Answer

Multiplying both sides of the equation 24 over 15 = 4 over n by 15 times n gives (15 times n) times (24 over 15) = (15 times n) times (4 over n), which simplifies to 24 times n = (15) (4) = 60. Dividing both sides of the equation 24 times n = 60 by 6 gives (24 times n) over 6 = 60 over 6, and so 4 times n = 10.