An algebra problem by Victor Petyuk

Algebra Level 2

For integers a a , b b , and k k , a > 12 a>12 , b < 20 b<20 , and a < b a<b . If b = 7 k b=7k , what is k k ?

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1 solution

Victor Petyuk
May 20, 2018

b = 7 k b=7k implies that k k is a multiple of 7 7 . Since it has to be between 12 12 and 20 20 from a > 12 a>12 and b < 20 b<20 , and also a < b a<b , the only multiple of 7 7 that fits in these boundaries is 14 14 . Since that is 7 7 times the answer from b = 7 k b= 7k , 14 7 = 2 \frac{14}{7}=2 .

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Zeeshan Ali - 3 years ago

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