a wall can be built by 6 men working 8 hours a day in 5 days. How many days will it take 4 men to build the wall if they wrok only 5 hours a day
best idea is to figure out the rate per man and then multiply
more explanation pleease???
8 hours a day in five day is \(8\times 5=40\) hours it takes 6 men 40 hours to do the job, therefore it takes each man \(6\times 40=120\) hours to do the job
and so each man's rate is \(\frac{1}{120}\) that is each man does one one hundred and twentieth of a job per hour
could u calculate the answer i have to make sure u r right...
now we want the number of days it takes 4 men working 5 hours a day. lets call the number of days it takes \(x\) then \[4\times 5\times \frac{1}{120}\times x=1\] and solve for \(x\)
ur answer is wrong
the answer is 6 aaaaand its wrong
i think 0 is the answer as the wall is already built
please dont joke...
iam not joking take problem in physical context matter occupies space and has mass so you cannot make the wall again by just destroying it your question should have been a similar type of wall......or maybe the same dimensions of the wall................
this is math ......THIS IS PROPORTION...i think ur in the wrong study bro..
even if it is maths but u cannot exceed your practical limits...............
if u arent goin to answer leave it to someone else....
you got angry bro ......please dont mind man..........
leave the question now i need the help of another person...
ok tell me whats the answer.. plz
i have the answer but dunno the method....... it is 12 days
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the procedure is mentioned below time taken by 6men = 8*5=40hrs work done by 6men= 1/40hrs total work done = 1/(40*6)=1/240 (i) let the 4men take xdays total time taken by four men=5xhrs work done = 1/5x total work done =1/20x (ii) hence from (i) and (ii) 1/20x=1/240 20x=240 x=12 hence they take 12 days
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ho ho that is because i wrote \(6\times 40=120\) but in fact \(6\times 40=240\)
he he..............
\[4\times 5\times \frac{1}{240}\times x=1\] \[x=\frac{240}{20}=12\] maybe that is the answer
ok, i am leaving now as requested
thats what i have solved above methodologically
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