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Small bottle filling rate = 3 per second = 18 every 6 seconds
Large bottle filling rate = 5 every 6 seconds
In one minute:
Small bottles filled \(= \frac{18*60}{6}=180\)
Large bottles filled \(= \frac{5*60}{6}=50\)
Small bottles in each crate \(= \frac{180}{10}=18\)
Large bottles in each crate \(= \frac{50}{10}=5\)
Answer:
Small Bottles: 18
Large Bottles: 5
Large bottle filling rate = 5 every 6 seconds
In one minute:
Small bottles filled \(= \frac{18*60}{6}=180\)
Large bottles filled \(= \frac{5*60}{6}=50\)
Small bottles in each crate \(= \frac{180}{10}=18\)
Large bottles in each crate \(= \frac{50}{10}=5\)
Answer:
Small Bottles: 18
Large Bottles: 5
01 Jul 2025, 17:02
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The correct answer is Small Bottles = 18 and Large Bottles = 5
To answer this question, one must first use the rates of filling to calculate the total number of bottles filled of each type in 1 minutes (or 60 seconds).
Small Bottles [3 per second]
60 seconds x 3 bottles per second = 180 bottles per minute
Large Bottles [5 per 6 second increment]
60 seconds -> 10 x 6 second increments
5 bottles x 10 increments = 50 bottles per minute
If there are 10 shipping crates that each have the same number of small bottles and same number of large bottles, dividing each total by 10 should provide the number of each sized bottle per crate.
Small Bottles Per Crate -> 180 divided by 10 -> 18 per crate
Large Bottles Per Crate -> 50 divided by 10 -> 5 per crate
To answer this question, one must first use the rates of filling to calculate the total number of bottles filled of each type in 1 minutes (or 60 seconds).
Small Bottles [3 per second]
60 seconds x 3 bottles per second = 180 bottles per minute
Large Bottles [5 per 6 second increment]
60 seconds -> 10 x 6 second increments
5 bottles x 10 increments = 50 bottles per minute
If there are 10 shipping crates that each have the same number of small bottles and same number of large bottles, dividing each total by 10 should provide the number of each sized bottle per crate.
Small Bottles Per Crate -> 180 divided by 10 -> 18 per crate
Large Bottles Per Crate -> 50 divided by 10 -> 5 per crate
