Asked by Clara
If it takes 4 minutes to fill a bucket with one tap and 6 minutes to fill the bucket with another tap. Using both taps how many seconds will it take to fill the bucket?
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Answered by
Reiny
rate of 1st tap = 1/4
rate of 2nd tap = 1/6
rate of both taps = 1/4 + 1/6 = 5/12
time at combined rate = 1/(5/12) = 12/5 or 2.4 minutes
rate of 2nd tap = 1/6
rate of both taps = 1/4 + 1/6 = 5/12
time at combined rate = 1/(5/12) = 12/5 or 2.4 minutes
Answered by
Michael
Basically see how many gal per minute or what ever unit of time you wish. Once you get what each tap fills per minute you add them.
Tap 1: per minute tap one has 1/4 a gal
Tap 2: per minute tap two has 1/6 a gal
Add them together 3/12+2/12= 5/12
So in one minute 5/12 of a gallon will be filled.
To see how many minutes it will take for a full gallon you have 1 gal divide amount per minute and you have 12/5, 2+2/5 or 2.4 minutes.
Tap 1: per minute tap one has 1/4 a gal
Tap 2: per minute tap two has 1/6 a gal
Add them together 3/12+2/12= 5/12
So in one minute 5/12 of a gallon will be filled.
To see how many minutes it will take for a full gallon you have 1 gal divide amount per minute and you have 12/5, 2+2/5 or 2.4 minutes.
Answered by
Otto
To answer do 69 x the highest amount divided by 420
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