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jok3333 [9.3K]
3 years ago
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Henry worked for 8 days, Jack worked for 9.5 days while Steffi worked for 6.5 days to complete a project. If the amount earned f

or the project completion was shared among them in the ratio of the number of days each one had worked, find the ratio in which the amount was shared.
Mathematics
1 answer:
trasher [3.6K]3 years ago
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Answer:

The ratio in which the amount is shared is 16:19:13

Step-by-step explanation:

The given parameters are;

The number of days Henry worked = 8 days

The number of days Jack worked = 9.5 days

The number of days Steffi worked = 6.5 days

The sharing formula for the amount earned for the project = The ratio of the number of days worked by each one

The total number of days worked by all three = 8 days + 9.5 days + 6.5 days = 24 days

The fraction of the total number of days Henry worked = (8 days)/(24 days) = 1/3 = 16/48

The fraction of the total number of days Jack worked = (9.5 days)/(24 days) = 19/48

The fraction of the total number of days Steffi worked = (6.5 days)/(24 days) = 13/48

Therefore. the ratio in which the amount is shared = 16:19:13 (which is the same as the ratio of the number of days worked)

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