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Assume X is the number of each bricklayer's workload per day. To build the same wall, the workload of 3 bricklayers in 10 days should equal to 2 bricklayers' in Y days. Thus, 3*10*X=2*Y*X, rearrange it and get Y=15. It takes 2 bricklayers 15 days to build the same wall.
You would have to first take a train to Chicago, then get on a train to LA. You would spend 2 nights on the train and the 3rd morning, you would arrive LA. Great trip, do it!
A typical electromagnetic field (EMF) build can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks, depending on the complexity of the project and the specific requirements involved. Simple builds may be completed in 3 to 5 days, while more intricate designs or those involving extensive testing and adjustments can extend the timeline significantly. Factors like team size, resources, and project scope also play a crucial role in determining the overall duration.
it would take 8 2's and 5 4's to build it.
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1,000,000 days and nights
400 days 400 nights
13 days and nights unless the tides in from the sea then it's 13 days and 12 nights
5 days
Depending on the variety it can take anywhere from 90-110 days give or take.
it take 2 days
Moses was on the mountain for forty days and nights.
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40 days and 40 nights