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A team of 15 workers can do a job in 7 hours. How long would this work take if the team has 35 people?

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We would expect that the answer is a small value since there will be a total of 35 people who will work.
7 hours/15=x/35 workers
(7*15)/35=x hours
3hours=x

Therefore, the 35 people will work only for 3 hours.

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