How long will it take 10 machines to complete a task, given that 6 machines can complete the same task in 5 days?

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10 machines can do it in 3 days

6 machines : 5 days
3 machines : 10 days (half the amount of machines means double the work per machine so double to time)
1 machine : 30 days (now I know the time it takes for 1 machine to complete the task I can work out how long it would take 10 to)
So if I multiply 1 by 10, I divide 30 by 10 giving my the ratio 10 machines : 3 days

mr Goodwill [35]3 years ago

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Answer:

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