Suppose that factory a produces 12 tables and 6 chairs an hour while factory b produces 8 tables and 4 chairs and hour. how many hours should each factory work to produce 48 tables and 24 chairs? how many different solutions are there to this problem?

Respuesta :

Factory A should work for 4 hours, while factory B should work for 6 hours to produce 48 tables and 24 chairs

The rates of both factories are given as:

Factory A = 12 tables and 6 chairs in an hour

Factory B = 8 tables and 4 chairs in an hour

To produce 48 tables and 24 chairs, we make use of the following equation

[tex]h = \frac{Produce}{Rate}[/tex]

Where h represents time (in hours)

So, we have:

Factory A

[tex]h = \frac{48\ tables, 24\ chairs}{12\ tables, 6\ chairs}[/tex]

[tex]h = 4[/tex]

Factory A

[tex]h = \frac{48\ tables, 24\ chairs}{8\ tables, 4\ chairs}[/tex]

[tex]h = 6[/tex]

Hence, factory A should work for 4 hours, while factory B should work for 6 hours to produce 48 tables and 24 chairs

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