A factory contains a series of water tanks, all of the same size If pump 1 can fill 12 - Maths - Linear Inequalities

Question

A factory contains a series of water tanks, all of the same
size If pump 1 can fill 12 of these tanks in a 12-hour shift and
pump 2 can fill 11 tanks in the same time ,then how many tanks can
the two pumps fill,working together in 1hour?​

Aarushi Mishra · Accepted Answer

Pump 1 can fill 12 tanks in 12 hoursnumber of tanks that pump 1 will fill in 1 hour=1212=1Pump 2 can fill 11 tanks in 12 hoursnumber of tanks that pump 2 will fill in 1 hour=1112Total number of tank that both pumps can together fill in 1 hour=1+1112=11112

A factory contains a series of water tanks, all of the same size .If pump 1 can fill 12 of these tanks in a 12-hour shift and pump 2 can fill 11 tanks in the same time ,then how many tanks can the two pumps fill,working together in 1hour?​

A factory contains a series of water tanks, all of the same size .If pump 1 can fill 12 of these tanks in a 12-hour shift and pump 2 can fill 11 tanks in the same time ,then how many tanks can the two pumps fill,working together in 1hour?