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netineya [11]
3 years ago
10

Candy and tim share a paper route. it takes candy 65 min to deliver all the papers, and it takes tim 85 min. how long does it ta

ke the two when they work together?
Mathematics
1 answer:
yaroslaw [1]3 years ago
4 0
Let x be the total number of papers that need to be delivered. 

Number of papers Candy can deliver in 1 minute =x/85
Number of papers Tim can deliver in 1 minute =x/65 

Time taken for both Tim and Candy all the papers together =x/ (x/85 +x/65) 
= x/ (150x/ 5525) 
=221/ 6 minutes
=36 minutes 50 seconds

It takes Tim and Candy 36 Minutes and 50 Seconds to deliver all the papers when they work together. 

I hope this helps \(^_^)/ 
~Renee

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