Problem with changing between rates

Craig147

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Hi,

I have 2 different rates, eg 100/h and 400/h

What formula would i use if i want to achieve a total of 1000 in 3h. I cant figure out how long each rate would need to run for.

Many thanks!
 
Hi,

I have 2 different rates, eg 100/h and 400/h

What formula would i use if i want to achieve a total of 1000 in 3h. I cant figure out how long each rate would need to run for.

Many thanks!
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Sorry, i’ll try to explain better.

I have 2 rates of flow, for example one flow runs at 100 units per hour and the second flow runs at 400 units per hour.

If i start running a flow at 400 units per hour, after how much time would i need to change the flow to 100 units per hour in order to achieve exactly 1000 units after exactly 3 hours?
 
Sorry, i’ll try to explain better.

I have 2 rates of flow, for example one flow runs at 100 units per hour and the second flow runs at 400 units per hour.

If i start running a flow at 400 units per hour, after how much time would i need to change the flow to 100 units per hour in order to achieve exactly 1000 units after exactly 3 hours?
You need to "find":

after how much time would i need to change the flow

Assume:

F = # of hours after which change the flow was executed.

So now we have:

"F" hours at 400 units/hr -> how many units were carried = 400 * F

"3-F" hours at 100 units/hr -> how many units were carried = ?

Total # of units carried in "F" and "3-F" hours (from above) = ?

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