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If m and n are nonzero integers and 390m = 150n, then mn must be divisible by
A. 10
B. 45
C. 50
D. 65

Is this a GMAT Question ( Wondering just because of 4 options ) ?

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390m = 150n

Or, 390m = 150n = 1950 { 1950 is the LCM of 390 & 150 }

So, m = 5 & n = 13

So, m*n = 13*5 => 65

Hence only (D) is our answer...

Hope this helps !!

I'm not sure. This was collected from an MBA admission test question of IBA, Dhaka University. They usually follow Gmat a lot. Thanks for your help.
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If m and n are nonzero integers and 390m = 150n, then mn must be divisible by

A. 10
B. 45
C. 50
D. 65

390m = 150n = 1950

Or, m = 5 & n = 13

So, mn = 65

Thus mn must be divisible by 65

Answer must be (D) 65
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If m and n are nonzero integers and 390m = 150n, then mn must be divisible by

A. 10
B. 45
C. 50
D. 65

We can start by simplifying the equation 390m = 150n.

390m = 150n

39m = 15n

13m = 5n

Since 13m = 5n, n = 13m/5 and m = 5n/13. We see that m is a multiple of 5 and n is a multiple of 13. Since 13 is the smallest positive multiple of 13, and 5 is the smallest multiple of 5, the product of m and n MUST be divisible by 5 x 13 = 65.

Answer: D
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We can start by simplifying the equation 390m = 150n.

390m = 150n

39m = 15n

13m = 5n

Since m/n = 5/13. We see that m is a multiple of 5 and n is a multiple of 13. Since 13 is the smallest positive multiple of 13, and 5 is the smallest multiple of 5, the product of m and n MUST be divisible by 5 x 13 = 65.

Answer: D
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