Two heaters take $10$ minutes and $20$ minutes respectively to heat the same amount of water. If the heaters are connected in parallel,what would be the time required to heat the same amount of water?

  • A
    $30$ minutes
  • B
    $\frac{20}{3}$ minutes
  • C
    $40$ minutes
  • D
    $15$ minutes

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