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Re: working together at their constant rates , A and B can fill [#permalink]
Showoff! Going through and actually solving the problem. I guess I'm just too lazy! LOL Nice work alpha...as usual.
alpha_plus_gamma wrote:
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working together at their constant rates , A and B can fill an empty tank to capacity in1/2 hr.what is the constant rate of pump B?
1) A's constant rate is 25LTS / min
2) the tanks capacity is 1200 lts.


C for me

(A+B)* 30 mins = X litres of water...(X)

1) A is 25 Lts/ min, in 1/2 hr A alone will fill the tank with 25 * 30 = 750 ltrs of water

(X) leaves is with 2 unknowns, X and A...insuff

2) (A+B)* 30 mins = 1200 litres of water

A + B = 40 lts/min

two unknowns, A & B, insuff

Together

25 + B = 40

B = 15 lts/min

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Re: working together at their constant rates , A and B can fill [#permalink]
"Showoff" is slang for when someone is good at something and everyone else knows it, that person does something just so others can see them do it. It can sometimes be a bad thing, but I mean it as a joke. You're very good at quant and I am teasing you because you went through the problem and solved for B where I just stopped when I saw it could be solved and didn't bother going all the way.

I hope I didn't offend you. I sometimes forget that many people on here are non-native English speakers. So many people that have English as a second language write very well and I forget that some slang can easily be misunderstood.

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Showoff!


What do u mean?
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"Showoff" is slang for when someone is good at something and everyone else knows it, that person does something just so others can see them do it.


Can you give me a reliable link that uses "showoff" with the above meaning?
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Re: working together at their constant rates , A and B can fill [#permalink]
https://www.wordwebonline.com/en/SHOWOFF

Please remember that I intended this as a joke, and was having fun. Sometimes people will use the term "show off" to refer to someone they don't like or is acting in a way they don't like. I was using it in a teasing manner.



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