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Re: When water is flowing into a certain pool at the rate of r gallons per [#permalink]
R*T = W
r*9 = 9r

then
(r+5) * t = 9r
t = 9r/r+5
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Re: When water is flowing into a certain pool at the rate of r gallons per [#permalink]
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When water is flowing into a certain pool at the rate of r gallons per hour, it takes 9 hours to fill the pool. In terms of r, how many hours will it take to fill the pool if water is flowing into the pool at the rate of r + 5 gallons per hour?

A. \(\frac{9(r + 5)}{r}\)

B. \(\frac{r + 5}{9r}\)

C. \(\frac{r}{r + 5}\)

D. \(\frac{9r}{r + 5}\)

E. \(\frac{r}{9(r + 5)}\)

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­Total Capacity of the Pool is \(9*r =9r\)

Increased efficiency of the Pipe is (r + 5)

So, Time required to fill the Pool will be \(\frac{9r}{(r+5)}\), Answer must be (D)
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