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If it takes 6 tractors 10 days to plow how long does it take for 15 tractors?
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∙ 9y ago
Assuming the tractors are working together, they all work at the same rate and do not get in each others way, 4 days.
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It takes 10 days to plow the area → each day 1/10 the area is done
There are 6 tractors → each day each tractor plows 1/6 x 1/10 = 1/60 the area
With 15 tractors → each day they plow 15 x 1/60 the area = 1/4 the area
→ to plow the whole area takes 1/(1/4) = 4 days.
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If it takes 5 tractors 4 hours to plow a field how long will it take 3 tractors to plow the same field please post answers in algebraic equation?
6.666667 or 6 2/3 you booger eating moron.
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A machine used to plow the field?
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How long does it take to plow a field?
It depends on how big your field and plow are.
Is a tractor like a plow?
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