Mathematics, 03.04.2020 04:01, tilly40oooo

Two leaky containers are filling with water. Water enters container A at a rate of 2/3 cup per 1/2 minute and leaks out at a rate of 2/3 cup per 3/4 minute. Water enters container B at a rate of 3/4 cup per minute. Which container needs to be filled faster in order for both containers to gain the same amount of water per minute? By how much more per minute?

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