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Kryger [21]
3 years ago
11

Janet can do a job in 3 hours while Garry can do the same job in 2 hours. If Janet works for an hour before Garry helps her, how

long will it take them to finish the job together?
Mathematics
2 answers:
Ira Lisetskai [31]3 years ago
8 0
Here's my reasoning:  Janet works at the rate (1 job)/(3 hr), and works one hour before Gary steps in to help.  This means that Janet accomplishes 1/3 of the entire job by herself, leaving 2/3 of the job for the two of them to complete.

Thus, I write:

             2/3 job
--------------------------- = time required for the 2 to finish the job
 1 job      1 job
 ------- + ---------
  3 hr       2 hr

The LCD here is 3(2) = 6.  Mult. (2/3 job) by 6 results in 4 job, and
mult (1 job)/(3 hr) by 6 results in 2 job/hr, and mult (1 job)/(2 hr) by 6 results in 3 job /hr:

             4 job                   4 job
 --------------------------- = --------------- = (4/5) hr (answer)
    2 job/hr + 3 job/hr        5 job/hr
miv72 [106K]3 years ago
4 0
3 Hours. Because janet is working an hour before Garry so her total time will be 3 hours while Garry's time is 2 hours.
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