Lakshay Ranga
Feb 2
If 12 syllabus can construct a road in 50 hours how many labours will be required to construct the same road in 40 hours?
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Feb 2
To solve this problem, we can use the concept of man-hours, which is the total number of hours worked by all the laborers combined.
If 12 laborers can construct a road in 50 hours, then the total man-hours required to complete the road is 12 laborers * 50 hours = 600 man-hours.
To find out how many laborers are required to construct the same road in 40 hours, we divide the total man-hours by the number of hours:
600 man-hours / 40 hours = 15 laborers.
Therefore, 15 laborers will be required to construct the same road in 40 hours.
If 12 laborers can construct a road in 50 hours, then the total man-hours required to complete the road is 12 laborers * 50 hours = 600 man-hours.
To find out how many laborers are required to construct the same road in 40 hours, we divide the total man-hours by the number of hours:
600 man-hours / 40 hours = 15 laborers.
Therefore, 15 laborers will be required to construct the same road in 40 hours.
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