explain how the singular forms of morning, night, monday, and tuesday may be changed to the plural forms every-morning every-nig
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the faster printer however, can do it in 6 total, how much has it done in 1 hour? well, 1/6 of the whole work.
now, let's say, they both work together, and it takes "t" hours to finish the whole thing with both rolling.
let's add both rates to see how much that is,
which is 3 hours and 45 minutes.
the faster printer however, can do it in 6 total, how much has it done in 1 hour? well, 1/6 of the whole work.
now, let's say, they both work together, and it takes "t" hours to finish the whole thing with both rolling.
let's add both rates to see how much that is,
which is 3 hours and 45 minutes.