which equation represents the cross product equation derived from the proportion 6 over x =15 over 10

A. 6 x =150
B. 10 x=90
C. 15 x = 60
D.15 x = 610

Question

which equation represents the cross product equation derived from the proportion 6 over x =15 over 10                                

A. 6 x =150
B. 10 x=90
C. 15 x = 60
D.15 x = 610

dr.gray · Answer

the only reason why i asked this question is because i suck at math

serenity74 · Answer

6/x =  15/10
sp cross multiply would be
x * 15 = 6* 10
so 15 x = 60 is the answer

dr.gray · Answer

thx

serenity74 · Answer

:))

serenity74 · Answer

If you need anymore help let me know! :D

dr.gray · Answer

ok i'm about to post another question

serenity74 · Answer

Alright just tag me and I will try my best to answer it :)

dr.gray · Answer

how do i tag you

serenity74 · Answer

just do @Serenity74 and bam you got me

mathmale · Answer

Please delete this entry:  "the only reason why i asked this question is because i suck at math."

In its place, write, "I struggle with math sometimes, but am sure that with enough study and practice I'll be fine with it."

dangalique · Answer

I think that its D) 15x=610

serenity74 · Answer

@dangalique how so

dangalique · Answer

It seems to be the only one that can work!!! 
: )

mathmale · Answer

Yes, Dr.Gray, it's important that you show your work, so that we can give you feedback on it.

mathmale · Answer

Dr.G:  what does "cross-product" mean?

serenity74 · Answer

but 6 * 10 doesn't = 610....

dangalique · Answer

i sent u an email mathmale.
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