If a given solution has a 10 percent solute concentration, and more solvent is added, the new solute concentration could be:
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Answer:
It will take them approximately 51.43 minutes to complete the project together
Step-by-step explanation:
This is what is called a "shared job" problem.
The best way to work on them is to start by finding the "portion" of the job done by each of the people in the unit of time.
So, for example, Sarah completes the project in 90 minutes, so in the unit of time (that is 1 minute) she completed 1/90 of the total project
Betty completes the project in 120 minutes, so in the unit of time (1 minute) she completes 1/120 of the total project.
We don't know how long it would take for them to complete the project when working together, so we call that time "x" (our unknown).
Now, when they work together completing the entire job in x minutes, in the unit of time they would have done 1/x of the total project.
In the unite of time, the fraction of the job done together (1/x) should equal the fraction of the job done by Sarah (1/90) plus the fraction of the job done by Betty. This in mathematical form becomes:
So it will take them approximately 51.43 minutes to complete the project together.