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k is a positive number. If k is twice its reciprocal, and j is twice k, then jk =

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by BTGmoderatorLU » Sun Apr 18, 2021 8:00 am

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k is a positive number. If k is twice its reciprocal, and j is twice k, then jk =

A. \(2\sqrt{2}\)
B. \(4\)
C. \(4\sqrt{2}\)
D. \(8\)
E. \(8\sqrt{2}\)

The OA is B
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BTGmoderatorLU wrote:
Sun Apr 18, 2021 8:00 am
Source: Magoosh

k is a positive number. If k is twice its reciprocal, and j is twice k, then jk =

A. \(2\sqrt{2}\)
B. \(4\)
C. \(4\sqrt{2}\)
D. \(8\)
E. \(8\sqrt{2}\)

The OA is B
Solution:

If k is a positive number, then its reciprocal is 1/k. Let’s determine the value of k:

k = 2 * 1/k

k^2 = 2

k = ±√2

Since k is positive, k = √2. Since j is twice k, j = 2√2 and so jk = 2√2 * √2 = 4.

Answer: B

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