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pochemuha
2 years ago
6

George is cooking an elaborate meal. He can only cook one thing at a time in his microwave oven. His turkey takes 90 ​minutes; t

he pumpkin pie takes 20 ​minutes; rolls take 60 ​seconds; and a cup of coffee takes 45 seconds to heat. How much time does he need to cook the​ meal? When does he need to start in order to complete the cooking at 4 ​P.M.?
Mathematics
1 answer:
AysviL [449]2 years ago
5 0
<h2>Answer :</h2>
  • He need 111.75 minutes to cook the meal
  • He need to start at 2.08.15 P.M. in order to complete the cooking at 4 P.M.

<h2>Step-by-step explanation :</h2><h3>Known :</h3>
  • George can only cook one thing at a time
  • Turkey takes 90 minutes to cook
  • Pumpkin pie takes 20 minutes to cook
  • Rolls take 60 seconds to cook
  • A cup of coffee takes 45 seconds to heat

<h3>Asked :</h3>
  • Time needed to cook the meal
  • Time he need to start in order to complete the cooking at 4 P.M.

<h3>Completion :</h3>

Let's convert all the seconds to minutes. We know that 60 seconds is equal to one minute. So,

60 seconds = 1 minutes

45 seconds = 45/60 minutes = 0.75 minutes

Time needed = Turkey + Pumpkin pie + Rolls + Coffee

Time needed = 90 + 20 + 1 + 0.75

Time needed = 111.75 minutes

Then, we'll calculate the time he need to start in order to complete the cooking at 4 P.M. First, let's convert the minutes to clock format.

111.75 minutes = 1 hour and 51.75 minutes

111.75 minutes = 1 hour and 51 minutes and 45 seconds

Lastly, calculate the time he need to start in order to complete the cooking at 4 P.M.

4h 0m 0s - 1h 51m 45s = 2h 8m 15s

<h3>Conclusion :</h3>
  • He need 111.75 minutes to cook the meal
  • He need to start at 2.08.15 P.M. in order to complete the cooking at 4 P.M.
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