Question

am i correct?

Answer 1

b is the only one that has 2 hours

Answer 2

because problem 2 is asking how long it would take for one of them to clean it...

Answer 3

yeah, I think you're correct :)

Answer 4

lol now im not sure how to check it on the second problem with the equation, im not sure how to write it with a decimal

Answer 5

i was trying 1.5 whitch i think is 15/10 so im not sure how to write that other than 1/15/10

Answer 6

unless i get the same denominator :
t(3t) and distribute it

Answer 7

i got nothing

Answer 8

brb I'm trying to figure it out... :/
this sort of stuff isn't my strong point...

Answer 9

ok im looking for a way to do it to :)

Answer 10

so
the amount of time it takes henry:
2/h

ammont of time for john:
2/3h



if im right 3h stands for the amount of work Henry can do on one pool

Answer 11

so d

Answer 12

\[\frac{ 2 }{ h } \times 3h + \frac{ 2 }{ 3t } \times 3h \]

so as a result we would have

\[2 x 3 + 2 = ?\]

so now to solve im still looking

Answer 13

hmm, idk how to solve it but logically
it cannot be less than 2hours because
no matter how slow john was, he had still contributed
and then 8hours sound a bit extreme
so if it was me, I would go with A...

Answer 14

wait i messed up

Answer 15

that should have been:
2 x 3 + 2 = 2h
6 + 2 = 2h
8 = 2h
8/2 = h
4 = h

Answer 16

so going back to the original
i would have:

2 x 3 + 2 = 1 x 3h
6 + 2 = 3h
8 = 3h
8/3 = h
2.6 = h so ill round it up

Answer 17

looks like I learned something new today ;)
Good job!

Answer 18

there is one other one and its set up as 1/2 + 3/ x = 1 for an example :)