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06 Jan 2013, 04:03
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Guess there is something wrong with the wording..
It should be that customers cant order no more than... blah blah..
Guess there is something wrong with the wording..
It should be that customers cant order no more than... blah blah..
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06 Jan 2013, 22:34
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I think you just have to read the question twice and keep on writing the facts that are given. When we are trying to solve the question in a hurry , we are tend to skip the information or understand it in a different way
Solution
each drum can be of 15 gallon or 25 gallon
Manufacturer order for two types of drums has to lie between
10,000 <= No. of drum of each type ( 15 gallon or 25 gallon) <= 15,000
D15 -> No. of Drums with 15 gallon capacity
D25 ->No. of Drum with 25 gallon capacity
to make 500,000 gallons = D15 * 15 + D25 * 25
500,000 = 5(3 * D15 + 5 * D25)
100,000 = 3 * D15 + 5 * D25
Using the options given , you can work through your answer.
Solution
each drum can be of 15 gallon or 25 gallon
Manufacturer order for two types of drums has to lie between
10,000 <= No. of drum of each type ( 15 gallon or 25 gallon) <= 15,000
D15 -> No. of Drums with 15 gallon capacity
D25 ->No. of Drum with 25 gallon capacity
to make 500,000 gallons = D15 * 15 + D25 * 25
500,000 = 5(3 * D15 + 5 * D25)
100,000 = 3 * D15 + 5 * D25
Using the options given , you can work through your answer.
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