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Cloud [144]
2 years ago
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If 5 men or 10 women can complete any work in 50 days. Than in how many days 8 men and 4 women complete that whole work?​

Mathematics
1 answer:
Mumz [18]2 years ago
8 0

Firstly, let’s assume the the whole capacity the work requires is 1.

Then, let’s see how 1 man can do in 50 days: 1/5.

Further, let’s see how 1 man can do in 1 day : 1/(5×50) = 1/250.

Similarly, let’s see how 1 woman can do in 1 day: 1/(10×50) = 1/500.

Now, we have 8 men, and they can do 8*1/250 in 1 day, which is 4/125.

Besides, we have 4 women, and they can do 4×1/500 in 1 day, which is 1/125.

Therefore, all people we have can do 4/125 + 1/125 of the work in 1 day, which is 1/25.

As a result, the work takes 1/(1/25)= 25 days.

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