A commercial bakery has two industrial ovens, Oven A and Oven B. Working alone at its constant rate, Oven A can bake a full order of pastries in hours. Working alone at its constant rate, Oven B can bake the same order in hours. If Oven A begins baking the order alone and is joined by Oven B after hours, how many total hours will it take from the time Oven A starts until the full order of pastries is baked?
Cevap: 4.4 hours
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The total time required to complete the entire order of pastries is 4.4 hours.
The total time of 4.4 hours is derived by determining Oven A's rate (1/6 job/hour) and Oven B's rate (1/9 job/hour). In the first 2 hours, Oven A completes 1/3 of the job, leaving 2/3. Operating together, their combined rate is 5/18 job/hour, which finishes the remaining 2/3 of the job in 2.4 hours. Summing 2 hours and 2.4 hours yields 4.4 total hours.
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Work Rate and Combined Work