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4 years ago

The robots will take over 1/3 of the number work. You hire four robots. how much of the total work will each be doing

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kykrilka [37]4 years ago

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Let w = total number of work

(1/3)(w) = 4

w/3 = 4

w = 4 • 3

w = 12

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