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One pipe can fill a pool in 10 hours. Another pipe can fill the pool in 30 hours. How long would it take them to fill the pool if they were working together?
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Answered by
Damon
rate 1 = R1 = 1 pool/10 hr
R2 = 1 pool/30 hr
together
(1 pool/10 hr) T + (1 pool/30 hr)T = 1 pool
T/10 + T/30 = 1
3 T/30 + 1 T/30 = 1
4 T = 30
T = 7.5 hours
R2 = 1 pool/30 hr
together
(1 pool/10 hr) T + (1 pool/30 hr)T = 1 pool
T/10 + T/30 = 1
3 T/30 + 1 T/30 = 1
4 T = 30
T = 7.5 hours
Answered by
LOL U BAD
lol u so bad. it's 7.5 hours
Answered by
Dotty
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One pipe can fill a pool in 9 hours. Another pipe can fill the pool in 6 hours. How long would it take them to fill the pool if they were working together?
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One pipe can fill a pool in 9 hours. Another pipe can fill the pool in 6 hours. How long would it take them to fill the pool if they were working together?
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Answered by
-_-
7 hours 30 minutes
Answered by
Adam
7 hours 30 minutes or 7.5 hours
Damon gave a great explanation I'm just restating this in case someone missed his
Damon gave a great explanation I'm just restating this in case someone missed his
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