A drawer contains 16 socks: 10 black, 4 brown, and 2 blue. Once a sock is taken from the drawer, it is NOT REPLACED before the n
ext sock is taken. If it's dark in the room and you can't see what color the socks are, what is the probability of ending up with a brown sock then a blue sock?
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So... 4 folks, working for 8hours per day, do it in 15days
hmm alrite...so 4 folks working for 8hrs in 1 day, each one does 8, 4 of them, 4*8 = 32, so, they do 32 workhours every day, now for 15 days, that'd be 32*15, or 480
so, the whole job really takes 480 hours
now hmm let's see, the firm decides to increase the folks, but decrease the hours, so, 5 folks each working 6hours every day
how many workhours total? well 5*6 = 30
each is working 6hrs, 5 of them, so 30 workhours
how long will it take them if they only do 30 workhours everyday?
well the whole job is 480hours
hmm alrite...so 4 folks working for 8hrs in 1 day, each one does 8, 4 of them, 4*8 = 32, so, they do 32 workhours every day, now for 15 days, that'd be 32*15, or 480
so, the whole job really takes 480 hours
now hmm let's see, the firm decides to increase the folks, but decrease the hours, so, 5 folks each working 6hours every day
how many workhours total? well 5*6 = 30
each is working 6hrs, 5 of them, so 30 workhours
how long will it take them if they only do 30 workhours everyday?
well the whole job is 480hours
