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I like calculus
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![]() I was trying to solve your equation 4/3X + X +2/3X = 3X which is 3x=3x but then realized it was not an equation but 3X=total units produced. You went with fixed time, I used fixed amount. Both ways are valid. |
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agree with B as we need ratio we can deal with actual numbers
let be x=24. and time for O to complete order 12 rate of O=24/12=2 for N, 12*2/3=8-time for N to complete and rate will be 24/8=3 for M 8*3/4=6-time for M to complete and rate will be 24/6=4 in 1 hour together they will make 2+3+4=9-total N-wil make 3 3/9=1/3-so B |
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Passionate pursuer!!!
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Let O=1 N=2/3 M=3/4(2/3)=1/2 When working together the rate is 1+3/2+2=9/2 Proportion of N=3/2 of 9/2 = 1/3 ![]()
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I JUST got here.
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Remember that W = R * T
Set W = 12 Machine O: Set T(O) = 6, thus R(O) = 12/6 = 2 Machine N: Set T(N) = 6*(2/3) = 4, thus R(N) = 12/4 = 3 Machine M: Set T(M) = 4*(3/4) = 3, thus R(M) = 12/3 = 4 R(M+N+O) = 2 + 3 + 4 = 13 W = 12 = 13 * T, thus T(M+N+O)= 12/13 How much work does Machine N do in T = 12/13? W = 3*12/13 = 36/13 Fraction of Total Work? (36/13)/12 = 36/13*1/12 = 4/13 Note: someone made a mistake in their additions of fractions: 2/1 + 2/2 + 3/2 = 7/2 not 9/2. When you guys switch, you get the wrong answer. |
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