We're guessing that the question is trying to ask:
If one pipe can fill the tank in 9 minutes, and another pipe
can empty the tank in 12 minutes, how long does it take the
tank to fill if both pipes are open ?
So that's the question we'll go ahead and answer.
The first pipe fills 1/9th of the tank every minute.
The second pipe empties 1/12th of the tank every minute.
When they're both open, (1/9 - 1/12) of the tank fills every minute.
(1/9) - (1/12) = (4/36) - (3/36) = 1/36
Since 1/36th of the tank fills every minute, it takes 36 minutes to fill.
118 minutes is 118 minutes long. If you would like it converted to another form of measurement, please specify. It's two minutes short of two hours.
Answer:75 minutes.Solutionlet the volume of the tank = v, the time required to fill the volume = tv = net flow rate * tv = (v/50 - v/30) * tv= v/75 * t1 = t/75t = 75 minutes.
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At 60 mph, 150 minutes is 150 miles long.
However long it takes until you have drained the pool and disinfected everything, filled it back up and tested the water.
5 to 6 to 7 minutes
118 minutes is 118 minutes long. If you would like it converted to another form of measurement, please specify. It's two minutes short of two hours.
9 Minutes Long. But If You Want Shorter/Longer, Add Another Alarm For 5-15 Minutes.
Answer:75 minutes.Solutionlet the volume of the tank = v, the time required to fill the volume = tv = net flow rate * tv = (v/50 - v/30) * tv= v/75 * t1 = t/75t = 75 minutes.
23,000,000 minutes is 23,000,000 minutes long. If you would like it converted to another unit of time, please specify. It's around 43 years, 9 months.
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2 hours and 53 minutes according to another site I saw....
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