Question

The product of a number, k, and four is seven more than the quotient of the number and two-thirds. Write an equation to represent this situation.

Answer 1

The product of k and four is 4k.
The quotient of k and two-thirds is

`(k)/(2/3) = (3k)/(2)`

Because 4k is seven more than the quotient of k and two-thirds, therefore

`4k = (3k)/(2)+7`

Answer:
The required equation is

`4k = (3k)/(2) +7`