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rate*time = work done

Here we know that for U: 10k units can be produced in 4x/3 hrs then in x hrs it can produce 10K*(3/4) units which is 7.5k

From information given, the T must have produced remaining 2.5k units when working together with A for x hrs

To produce 10k units T solely requires 2.5k*4 that would be 4x hrs
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Unit produced by T in x hours = 10.000 / (4x/3) = 7.500 / x

If T produces 2.500 units in x hours, U must have produced 2.500 units in x hours.

Number of needed hours for producing 10.000 units by U = 10.000 / 2.500 = 4 --> final answer 4x
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U makes 10k in 4x/3 means he makes 3/4 of 10k in x hrs .. means T makes 1/4 of 10k in x hrs ... means for T to make 10k he’d need 4x hours...


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Machines U and T can produce 10,000 units in x hours when working together at their constant rates. If U can produce 10,000 units alone in 4x/3 hours, in terms of x, how many hours will it take T to produce 10,000 units alone?

A. 5x/2
B. 4x
C. 2x
D. x
E. x/2



U and T can produce 10,000 units in x hours when working together at their constant rates. If U can produce 10,000 units in 4x/3 hours alone at the constant rate, in how many hours can T produce 10,000 units alone at the constant rate, in terms of x?
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