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Re: If 50 apprentices can finish a job in 4 hours, and 30

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Bunuel wrote:
cv3t3l1na wrote:
If 50 apprentices can finish a job in 4 hours, and 30 journeymen can finish the same job in 4,5 hours, how much of the job should be completed by 10 apprentices and 15 journeymen in one hour?

A. 1/9
B. 29/180
C. 26/143
D. 1/5
E. 39/121


50 apprentices can finish the job in 4 hours, thus:
10 apprentices can finish the job in 4*5 = 20 hours;
In 1 hour 10 apprentices can finish 1/20 of the job.

30 journeymen can finish the same job in 4,5 hours, thus:
15 journeymen can finish the job in 4.5*2 = 9 hours;
In 1 hour 15 journeymen can finish 1/9 of the job.

Therefore, in 1 hour 10 apprentices and 15 journeymen can finish 1/20+1/9=29/180 of the job.

Answer: B.

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Hi Bunnel,

Sorry for the silly question
Logically i could understand this Question and Answer but could u plz explain bit with Formula
Give me more examples for this type.

Thankz in advance,
RRSNATHAN.

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