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Can somebody show me how to do this?? If c carpenters can a build a garage in d days, how many days will it take e carpenters, working at the same rate, to build 2 garages? I know the answer is 2cd/e (thanks to gsmafra ^^), but I would like to see the steps, please. SAT math ftw~
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i think proportions play a part
Suppose you can make that relation: (Number of carpenters)*(Days of work) = (Garages built)*(Constant) c*d = 1*α (Situation 1) e*n = 2*α (Situation 2) Replacing the constant α = c*d in Situation 2 to find n: e*n = 2*c*d n = 2cd/e
|dw:1314691300197:dw| e.1.x=c.2.d ====> x= 2cd/e
this is 3 prportions problem
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