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07 Nov 2008, 06:47
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good quistion:
A pool which was 2/3 full to begin with, was filled at a constant rate for (1 2/3) hours until it was 6/7 full. At this rate, how much time would it take to completely fill this pool if it was empty to begin with?
8 hours 45 minutes
9 hours
9 hours 30 minutes
11 hours 40 minutes
15 hours 30 minutes
A pool which was 2/3 full to begin with, was filled at a constant rate for (1 2/3) hours until it was 6/7 full. At this rate, how much time would it take to completely fill this pool if it was empty to begin with?
8 hours 45 minutes
9 hours
9 hours 30 minutes
11 hours 40 minutes
15 hours 30 minutes
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07 Nov 2008, 07:14
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abohassan
Hi,
(6/7-2/3)full is filled in 5/3 hours
So 4/21 full is filled in 5/3 hours
So the filling rate is:
4/21 / (5/3) = 4/35
So the pool is filled completely in:
1/ (4/35) = 35/4 hours
A is my answer
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