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7:48 :: 11 : ?

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120

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119

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121

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122

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To solve the analogy problem \( 7:48 :: 11:? \), we need to find the value that corresponds to 11 in the same way that 48 corresponds to 7. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understand the given ratio**: The first part of the analogy is \( 7:48 \). This means that we need to find a relationship between 7 and 48. 2. **Identify the relationship**: We can express 48 in terms of 7. Notice that: \[ 48 = 7 \times (7 - 1) = 7 \times 6 \] Here, we multiplied 7 by one less than itself (which is 6). 3. **Set up the second part of the analogy**: Now we need to apply the same relationship to the second part of the analogy, which is \( 11:? \). 4. **Calculate the unknown**: Using the same relationship: \[ ? = 11 \times (11 - 1) = 11 \times 10 = 110 \] 5. **Final answer**: Therefore, the value that corresponds to 11 in the analogy is: \[ 11:110 \] ### Conclusion: The complete analogy is \( 7:48 :: 11:110 \).

To solve the analogy problem \( 7:48 :: 11:? \), we need to find the value that corresponds to 11 in the same way that 48 corresponds to 7. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understand the given ratio**: The first part of the analogy is \( 7:48 \). This means that we need to find a relationship between 7 and 48. 2. **Identify the relationship**: We can express 48 in terms of 7. Notice that: \[ ...
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