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Filling swimming pools A hose can fill a swim- ming pool in 6 hours. Another hose needs 3 more hours to fill the pool than the two hoses combined. How long would it take the sec…
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Filling swimming pools A hose can fill a swim-
ming pool in 6 hours. Another hose needs 3 more
hours to fill the pool than the two hoses combined.
How long would it take the second hose to fill the
pool
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I think it would take it 9 hours
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