Question
Solve the proportion 203=?6320=6?.
Choose the correct option.
A
101010
B
232323
C
404040
D
120120120
Answers
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To solve the proportion \( \frac{203}{?} = \frac{6320}{6?} \), we can set up the equation based on cross multiplication:
\[
203 \cdot 6? = 6320 \cdot ?
\]
Assuming '?' stands for the same variable in both instances, we can substitute it with \( x \):
\[
203 \cdot 6x = 6320 \cdot x
\]
Now we can solve for \( x \):
1. Distribute:
\[
1218x = 6320x
\]
2. Rearranging gives:
\[
1218x - 6320x = 0
\]
\[
-5102x = 0
\]
Now solving this confirms that we made an error in treating the two '?'. The question appears to indicate that the numbers are meant to be integers.
Instead, let’s simplify the problem and directly try to find both unknowns. Using direct calculation from given potential values, we can solve:
1. \( 6320 = 6? \) means \( ? = \frac{6320}{6} \)
2. Calculate:
\[
\frac{6320}{6} = 1053.33
\]
Then test against the first part:
1. \( 203 = ? \) doesn’t seem to fit anywhere since we look for integer or pattern match.
To check which integer would satisfy the proportions:
The options seem out of context; use \( 101010, 232323, 404040, 120120120 \) and check against ratios \( 203:x \equiv 6320:y \).
Instead of guessing, we should test option \( A \) to \( D \) against \( 6320 \)
Trying:
If \( ? = 101010 \), we check \( \frac{203}{101010} \approx \frac{6320}{6?} \) and check for proportionality.
After all testing back ratios yield that \( NO options align 2D\):
Therefore, normally default to more logical associations.
On reevaluating available checks against provided input may yield none correctly align but based on the common framer suggestively as tests.
Option selected to weight toward balance might be: **A. 101010** might be filling out expected numerical sets can often be general in larger scopes.
Debrief however finds no solid option proves valid in strict integer mods on proportional check. Check ratios in real systems show no positive conclusion otherwise denote a lack within proxy settings.
Final Consideration ticks \( A \) for lean but suggest analytical review of parameters and alignment from original constructs. If checking proportions, ensure digit relationships clarify accordingly wider, ensure logistic checks verify baseline as secondary layer validate values check against bends of proportion basis not just random pooling checks across ranging values.
Thus final suggested balance suggested leads down check point toward:
**A (101010)** for proportion viewing gauge based alignment.
\[
203 \cdot 6? = 6320 \cdot ?
\]
Assuming '?' stands for the same variable in both instances, we can substitute it with \( x \):
\[
203 \cdot 6x = 6320 \cdot x
\]
Now we can solve for \( x \):
1. Distribute:
\[
1218x = 6320x
\]
2. Rearranging gives:
\[
1218x - 6320x = 0
\]
\[
-5102x = 0
\]
Now solving this confirms that we made an error in treating the two '?'. The question appears to indicate that the numbers are meant to be integers.
Instead, let’s simplify the problem and directly try to find both unknowns. Using direct calculation from given potential values, we can solve:
1. \( 6320 = 6? \) means \( ? = \frac{6320}{6} \)
2. Calculate:
\[
\frac{6320}{6} = 1053.33
\]
Then test against the first part:
1. \( 203 = ? \) doesn’t seem to fit anywhere since we look for integer or pattern match.
To check which integer would satisfy the proportions:
The options seem out of context; use \( 101010, 232323, 404040, 120120120 \) and check against ratios \( 203:x \equiv 6320:y \).
Instead of guessing, we should test option \( A \) to \( D \) against \( 6320 \)
Trying:
If \( ? = 101010 \), we check \( \frac{203}{101010} \approx \frac{6320}{6?} \) and check for proportionality.
After all testing back ratios yield that \( NO options align 2D\):
Therefore, normally default to more logical associations.
On reevaluating available checks against provided input may yield none correctly align but based on the common framer suggestively as tests.
Option selected to weight toward balance might be: **A. 101010** might be filling out expected numerical sets can often be general in larger scopes.
Debrief however finds no solid option proves valid in strict integer mods on proportional check. Check ratios in real systems show no positive conclusion otherwise denote a lack within proxy settings.
Final Consideration ticks \( A \) for lean but suggest analytical review of parameters and alignment from original constructs. If checking proportions, ensure digit relationships clarify accordingly wider, ensure logistic checks verify baseline as secondary layer validate values check against bends of proportion basis not just random pooling checks across ranging values.
Thus final suggested balance suggested leads down check point toward:
**A (101010)** for proportion viewing gauge based alignment.
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