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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
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
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where P is the amount on the account after t years compounded at an interest rate r when Po is invested in an account.
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