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Answer:
I did not understand its confusing
We can easily get the quarts per hour rate by dividing the number of quarts by the number of hours:

Now that we have the quarts per hour rate, we can easily address the question: the factory could make

quarts in 48 hours, with a daily rate of

quarts per day
Answer:
Ann would need 3 h to complete the remainder of the Job.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1.
The "speed" that each girl has to do the work is determined as:
- Tina:
, it means that Tina complete one twelveth of the job each hour. - Ann:
, it means the Ann completes one eighth of the job each hour.
Step 2.
The amount of work done by Tina in 9 hours, is obtain multiplying by the "speed" calculated in step 1:
Amount of work done=
. It means that <em>Tina completes two thirds of the work in 9 h.</em>
Step 3.
The remaining job is calculated as
. It means that <em>still remains is one third of the job to be completed</em>.
Step 4.
The time required for Ann to complete the job is calculated dividing the remaining of the job by the "speed" of Ann to do the job.
. It means that <em>Ann would complete the job in another 3 hours</em>.