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Machine X and Y produce bottles at their respective constant [#permalink]
26 Feb 2006, 22:56
Machine X and Y produce bottles at their respective constant rate. Machine X produces K bottles in 6 hours and Machine Y produces K bottles in 2 hours. How many hours does it take Machine X and Y working together to produce 12 bottles?
a. 8
b. 12
c. 15
d. 18
e. 24
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I think there is something wrong with the question....K can be 1 or 1000.
It takes X and Y 3/2 hours to produce k bottles, so (3/2)/k per bottle. For 12 bottles, 12(3/2)(1/k)
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Machine X - K/6 bottles in 1 hour
Machine Y - K/2 bottles in 1 hour
Together, 2K/3 bottles in 1 hour
To produce 12 bottles, both will take 18/K hours
Is there a problem with the question? The number of hours depends on the value of K
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Yeah, whats the value of K? The answers shud be in terms of K!
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