Math, asked by shamyawilliams, 11 months ago

A factory has two assembly lines, M and N, that make the same toy. On Monday, only assembly line M was functioning and it made 900 toys.


On Tuesday, both assembly lines were functioning for the same amount of time. Line M made 300 toys per hour and line N made 480 toys per hour. Line N made as many toys on Tuesday as line M did over both days.


Write an equation that can be used to find the number of hours, t, that the assembly lines were functioning on Tuesday.

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
11

Answer:

t = 900/(N-M)

t = 5hrs

Step-by-step explanation:

A factory has two assembly lines, M and N, that make the same toy. On Monday, only assembly line M was functioning and it made 900 toys.  

On Tuesday, both assembly lines were functioning for the same amount of time. Line M made 300 toys per hour and line N made 480 toys per hour. Line N made as many toys on Tuesday as line M did over both days.

Write an equation that can be used to find the number of hours, t, that the assembly lines were functioning on Tuesday.

ANS

Let say t is time in hrs for Which Both Assembly line worked

M made 300 toys per hr on Tuesday

Toys made on Tuesday at Assembly line M = 300 × t  = 300t  toys

N made 480 toys per hr on Tuesday

Toys made on Tuesday at Assembly line N = 480 × t  = 480t  toys

Toys Made by N on Tuesday  = Toys made by M on Tuesday + Toys made by M on Monday

480t = 300t + 900

=> 180 t = 900

=> t = 900/180

=> t = 5 hr

N capacity on tuesday Per hour * t  = M capacity on tuesday per hour  * t  + Toys made by M on Monday

N = N capacity on tuesday Per hour

M = M capacity on tuesday Per hour

=> t (N - M ) = 900

=> t = 900/(N-M)

Answered by btsblackpinklover
5

Answer:

480t = 300t + 900

Step-by-step explanation:

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