Question
a) A tap can supply eight gallons of gasoline daily to each of its 250 customers for 60 days. By how many gallons should each customer's daily supply be reduced so that it can supply 50 more customers for twenty more days?
58
likes290 views
Answer to a math question a) A tap can supply eight gallons of gasoline daily to each of its 250 customers for 60 days. By how many gallons should each customer's daily supply be reduced so that it can supply 50 more customers for twenty more days?
Fred
4.4118 Answers
Total supply: 8\times250\times60=120000
There will be 300 customers for 80 days, so the number of gallon for each customer is
\frac{120000}{300\times80}=5
Each customers will need to reduce 3 gallons, (each customers will have 5 gallons only).
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Question: What is the limit, as x approaches infinity, of (ln(x) / sqrt(x)) using L'Hospital's Rule? (
+
What is the limit as x approaches 2 of ((3x + 1)/(x - 2))?
+
Math Question: What are the coordinates of the point on the unit circle chart at an angle of 300 degrees?
+
New questions in Mathematics