x = amount of fluid ounces
so, if Liza can fill it up in 45 seconds, that means that in 1 seconds she has done (1/45)x fluid ounces.
now the hole can drain it in 60 seconds or a minute, that means that in 1 second, the hole has drained (1/60)x fluid ounces.
now, if we just subtract Liza's rate from the Hole's, what's leftover is that rate at which the bucket is being filled up.
![\bf \stackrel{\textit{Liza's rate}}{\cfrac{1}{45}x}~~-~~\stackrel{\textit{Hole's rate}}{\cfrac{1}{60}x}~~~~=~~~~\cfrac{4x-3x}{180}\implies \cfrac{1}{180}x](https://img.qammunity.org/2019/formulas/mathematics/college/yub07v5qhy2bsz92vkikcmkiv3inzq5ncu.png)
that means the bucket is filling up at (1/180)x fluid ounces per second, in order to get a "whole", that be 180/180, so namely if it's doing 1/180 in 1 second, it'll take 180 seconds to do the
whole bucket, or 3 minutes.