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Hello, I don't seem to be clear on your explanation. In stat 1 . We are given the ratio of both times and we're told that the pipe is operating at a constant rate in both tanks. Isnt it sufficient to find y?
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For any rate/speed problem on GMAT there is only one formula S=v*t (v=S/t or t=S/v), where S -distance/amount of work/number of production, 'v' - velocity/speed/work rate, 't' -time.

As 'v' - velocity is the same for both tanks (the same pipe), then \(v=S(x)/t(x)=S(y)/t(y) => 500/x=2000/y=>3y=4x=>y/x=4/3\)

And what does Statement 1 give you? Exactly the same information that you have been given in stem of the question. Clearly Statement 1 is insufficient.
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