Suppose, the dimension of wall built by one man per day equals to W, and everyone has the same workload. Then, the dimension of wall built by 18 men in 12 days can be calculated as, 18*12*W=216W. We assume the number of men employed to build a similar wall in 9 days is M. So, 9MW=216W, rearrange the equation, we get M=24.
1 wall = 5 men X 8 days = 40 man days 40 man days / 3 men = (40/3) days = 13 1/3 days
Well, buckle up, buttercup. If 25 men can build a house in 18 days, that means it takes 25*18 = 450 man-days to build the house. Now, if you throw 15 men into the mix, you just need to divide those 450 man-days by 15 to find out how many days it will take them. So, 450 man-days divided by 15 men equals 30 days for those fellas to build that house.
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The Spitfire assembly line employed hundreds of people.
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It tooks to build around 21 years
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Because just as many similar sized building block come together to build a house or skyscraper, many cells come together to build an organism.
To determine how many men are needed to build a house in 15 days, we can use the formula: (Men1 * Days1) / Days2 = Men2. So, (20 men * 60 days) / 15 days = 80 men. Therefore, 80 men would be needed to build the house in 15 days.