The quantity of the liquid in Richard's tank after 20 minutes will be 120 gallons and in Jason's tank will be 240 gallons.
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A gallon is a British unit which is used for the measurement of liquids that is equal to eight pints. In Britain, it is equal to about 4.546 litres. In America, it is equal to about 3.785 litres.
It is given in the question that:-
Richard fills his pool at a rate of 6 gallons per minute.
Jason's pool already contains 200 gallons, and he fills it at a rate of 2 gallons per minute.
After 20 minutes the amount of liquid in the tank will be:-
For Richard = 6 gallons per minute. x 20 minutes= 120 gallons
For Jason= 2 gallons per minute x 20 =40 gallons
Jason has 200 gallons already in the tank
So it will become = 200+24=240 gallons.
Hence quantity of the liquid in Richard's tank after 20 minutes will be 120 gallons and in Jason's tank will be 240 gallons.
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A. solve for 1 variable
let's solve for x in 2nd equation
add 2y to both sides
x=2y+4
sub 2y+4 for x in other equation
3(2y+4)+y=5
6y+12+y=5
7y+12=5
minu12 both sides
7y=-7
divide 7
y=-1
sub back
x=2y+4
x=2(-1)+4
x=-2+4
x=2
(2,-1)
B. eliminate
eliminate y's
multiply first equation by 2 and add to first
6x+2y=10
<u>x-2y=4 +</u>
7x+0y=14
7x=14
divide by 7
x=2
sub back
x-2y=4
2-2y=4
minus 2
-2y=2
divide -2
y=-1
(2,-1)
(2,-1) is answer
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(C)
Step-by-step explanation:
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