Help, plz Two large and 1 small pumps can fill a swimming pool in 4 hours. One large and 3 small pumps can also fill the same swimming pool in 4 hours. How many hours will it take 4 large and 2 small pumps to fill the swimming pool.(We assume that all large pumps are similar and all small pumps are also similar.)
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@Phebe
From the first information given you know that: 2L + 1S = 1 P => 4H The question now is: 4L + 2S = 1P in how many hours ?
@TTP
Evaluate it for a second and tell me if you notice anything about these two equations: 2L + 1S 4L + 2S
tbh i rly dont like Mathematics lolzz but ima see what i can do
It's okay, I got this.
okay XD
Yeah let him get it :)
It depends on Savannah if she wants to learn how to solve it or if she just wants a clear answer.
Can't solve this one bae any other subject i can do
Human calculator gets the job done
R u good at history?
Get this question done first
Ok
im very good at history
So again, can you notice anything particular about the first information given, that: * 2 large pumps with 1 small pump fill 1 swimming pool (in 4 hours) And what is asked of you, that * 4 large pumps with 2 small pumps fill 1 swimming pool (in how many hours?)
I got the answer! Thanks
You don't even need the second information (that 1 large pump with 3 small pumps fill the swimming pool in 4 hours)
Did you understand the principle though ?
Yea, thanks for ur help
Solve for R and r the system of first two equations then substitute in the third and solve for T to find the time. T = 5/3 hours = 1 hour 40 minutes. us what i found :/
What the hell, no.
There are twice as many pumps.
That's what I wanted her to notice.
ohh....
So let's say 2 workers can complete something in 1 hour. Twice as many workers would complete the same thing in...30 minutes of course.
lolzzz!!! he said WTH no
at least dude tried on tha coool i didnt get the Q either
but now i do
So here, 2 large pumps + 1 small pump complete something (filling a swimming pool) in 4 hours.
Therefore, twice as many pumps (4 large and 2 small) complete the same thing (filling the same swimming pool) in half the time (2 hours).
You da real MVP
It's not a normal equation man, no worries. I thought maybe putting it in the form of an equation would help Savannah understand.
It did! Thanks
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