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    The sum of two consecutive multiples of 6 is 66 . Find the smaller of these two multiples.
    Question

    The sum of two consecutive multiples of 6 is 66 . Find the smaller of these two multiples.

    A.

    42

    B.

    30

    C.

    36

    D.

    24

    Correct option is B

    Given:
    Sum of two consecutive multiples of 6 = 66
    Solution:
    Let the two consecutive multiples of 6 be x and x+6
    Then
    x + x + 6 = 66
    2x = 60
    x = 30
    The smaller multiple = 30

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