Jump to page content

The Official SAT Question of the Day™

My Question of the Day

Create a free account.
Sign Up

Sign in to save and track your Question of the Day statistics.

Prepare with The Official SAT Online Course™

Practice for the SAT using a personalized, comprehensive online course that's available anytime, anywhere.
Buy Now

Practice with The Official SAT Study Guide™

Prepare for the SAT with the only book of SAT practice tests created by the test maker.
Buy Now

Home > College Board Tests > The Official SAT Question of the Day

Today's Answer

Sunday, November 8

Correct!

  • Here's Why:

    A purchase from aisles 4 through 7, inclusive, would count in both Shakira’s purchases from aisles 1 through 7, inclusive, and those from aisles 4 through 10, inclusive. So, for example, she could have bought as few as 7 items total: say 5 items from aisle 6 and 2 from aisle 9. Or the total could be as high as 12: say 5 items from aisle 1 and 7 from aisle 10. Any total number of items between 7 and 12 is also possible. In particular, Shakira could have bought 9 items total (for example, 2 items from aisle 1, 3 from aisle 6, and 4 from aisle 10), 10 items total (for example, 3 items from aisle 1, 2 from aisle 6, and 5 from aisle 10), or 11 items total (for example, 4 items from aisle 1, 1 from aisle 6, and 6 from aisle 10). Therefore, the correct answer is I, II, and III.

  • Difficulty: Hard
  • Question Type: Standard Multiple Choice
    (Mathematics)

Today's Responses

  • Section:
    Mathematics
  • Responses:
    (Total So Far)
    142,802
Today's Responses - Pie Chart
  • Correct: 49%
  • Incorrect: 51%

Next Steps

Meet the Tests

Learn more about the PSAT/NMSQT® and SAT® tests.

Email Delivery

Get an official SAT question delivered to your email inbox for free! Learn More

Subscribe Now