First let's figure out how many people it takes to make one pencil. One person can make 1 pencil in 1 minute. So, 100 people would take 100 minutes to get 100 pencils.
Or multiply all the 5's by 20 and you'll get 100 minutes.
I think 10 is the answer, correct me
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
(a/5) - (b/3) = (a/2) - (b/6)
+(B/3) + (b/3)
NOTE: use property of equality to isolate <em>b</em> from <em>a</em>
(a/5) = (b/3) + (a/2) - (b/6)
-(a/2) - (a/2)
NOTE: continue to use property of equality to isolate <em>a</em><em> </em>from <em>b</em>
(a/5) - (a/2) = (b/3) - (b/6)
60((a/5) - (a/2)) = ((b/3) - (b/6))60
NOTE: 60 is a common multiple of 5, 2, 3, and 6
12a - 30a = 20b - 10b
NOTE: combine alike terms
-17a = 10b
-17a/-17 = 10b/-17
NOTE: decide by -16 to find what a is equal to

Final answer
Answer:
F the point is 3.16
Explantion:
the point is 3.16, which is close to 3.2
It would take greater than 31.25 hours for Tim's price to be better. So in terms of whole hours it would take at least 32 hours of work for Tim's price to be better.