So, we know both faucets open, can do the whole job in 6minutes
ok, how much has the faster cold water faucet done in 1minute then?
well, let's say the the rate of speed of the cold water faucet is "c", so in 1minute it has done 1/c of the whole work
now, we know the hot water faucet is slower, it takes it 3 times as long, that means is 1/3 the speed of the cold water faucet, so, how much does the hot water faucet do in 1min? well, we know is 1/3 fast as the cold one, the cold one is 1/c, what's 1/3 of 1/c? well, 1/3 * 1/c
now, we know they both added together, can do the whole job in 6 minutes, so in 1minute, they've done 1/6 of the job then
thus

The necessary formulas to get the area of a circle’s segment are the area of the circle’s sector and the triangle it is bounded by.
Hence the formula for the segment’s area is:Area of Segment = Area of sector – area of the triangle.
The formula of the area of a circle’s sector is:Area of Sector =

x (radius of circle)²
While the formula for the area of a triangle is:Area of Triangle =

x base of triangle x height of triangle
Answer:
Yes, 2 yards is greater than 5 feet. 1 yard is equal to 3 feet, so 2 yards is equal to 6 feet. 6 feet is more than 5 feet.
Answer:
1.26 m^2 / s.
Step-by-step explanation:
The area A of the triangle = 1/2*7*12 sin x = 42 sin x where x is the angle between the lines.
Relation between the rates is
dA/dt + dA/dx * dx/dt
We are given that dx /dt = 0.06 rad/s.
A = 42 sin x
dA/dx = 42 cos x
So dA/dt = 42 cos x * 0.06
When x = π/3 ( I am assuming that π 3 means π divided by 3 ):
dA/dt = 42 cos π/3 * 0.06
= 1.26 m^2/s.
Number twenty-one is one and three-fourths