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Answer: (m+n)/(mn)</h3>
Work Shown:
Josh:
1 room = m hours
1/m room = 1 hour
Kevin:
1 room = n hours
1/n room = 1 hour
We see that the rates for Josh and Kevin are 1/m and 1/n respectively. This is the amount of a room they paint in one hour. Combine the fractions
1/m + 1/n = n/(mn) + m/(mn) = (n+m)/(mn) = (m+n)/(mn)
The expression (m+n)/(mn) represents how much of the room they get painted in 1 hour. This is if they work together and it assumes neither worker slows the other one down.
Answer:
dunno
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
It like the once like Line with smaller angle (DBC) measure wouldn't 30* and by the exam the ratio of angle use by subjective by multiplying as large of angle.
oh, by the way I think I hope I'm right so good luck with that?
Answer:
.081 hours per dollar
$12.333 dollars per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm a bit confused whether you just want hours per dollar or also dollars per hour, so I'll answer both.
First, for the dollars per hour, you want to do 74 divided by 6 equals 12 1/3. So each hour you get paid $12.333
Fort the hours per dollar, you do 6 divided by 74 equals .081.
I'm pretty sure it's 29 . . . A way to remember is that when you multiply a number by ten, add a zero. For example, 34 x 10 is 340. Just add the zero!
