8 hours...think of it as a ratio: 5/10=4/?
It would take them 4 hours to paint the house together.
Sally does a quarter of the house in an hour, John does one-sixth, so together they would do 5/12 in an hour, thus it would take 12/5 hours ie 2 hrs 24 min in theory. In practice, because of arguments it would probably take three hours plus!
2.54545454 or 2 6/11 hours.
Well, darling, if one person takes 3 hours and the other takes 6 hours to paint the fence, then when they join forces it will take them 2 hours to finish the job together. It's simple math, honey. Just add their individual rates of work to get the combined rate and then divide the total job by that rate. Easy peasy lemon squeezy!
2.9 hours
It would take them 4 hours to paint the house together.
In one hour Sally paints one quarter and John paints one sixth, between them they paint five twelfths per hour so would take 2 hours 24 minutes if they worked together. But have you ever known a male and a female to work harmoniously together? Allow at least three hours!
Sally does a quarter of the house in an hour, John does one-sixth, so together they would do 5/12 in an hour, thus it would take 12/5 hours ie 2 hrs 24 min in theory. In practice, because of arguments it would probably take three hours plus!
2.54545454 or 2 6/11 hours.
Multiply 3 and 5 to get a Least Common Multiple. 15. So you find how many rooms can Alvin paint in 15 hours (5 rooms). Same with Bernie (3 rooms). That means they can paint 8 rooms in 15 hours. Since you want to find "how long it would take," you flip the rate over. In 15 hours they can paint 8 rooms. Reduce if you want, 15/8= 1.875 hour to paint one room.
We know that Sally can paint the house by herself in four hours. Put another way, she can paint 1/4 of the house in an hour. Using similar logic, we know John paints at a rate of just 1/6 of a house per hour. If we convert those fractions to fractions with a common denominator, we have 3/12 of a house for Sally and 2/12 of a house for John, so together they can paint at a rate of 5/12 of a house per hour. But that is not yet the answer to the question. If you take the reciprocal of 5/12 houses per hour, you get 12/5 hours per house. That equals 2.4 hours per house. Converting to hours and minutes, you get 2 hours, 24 minutes -- because 0.4 hours equals 24 minutes. (0.4 hours x 60 minutes/hour = 24 minutes.) Algebra OR Above answer of this question is right.but we can also define it some other way, in percentage. May be this solution make esay for some friends to understand.Silly tooks 4 hors to paint 100 % (full house).Jhon tooks 6 hours to paint 100 % (Full house).In an hoursilly can paint 25 % of house & Jhon can paint 16.66 % of house, so they both can paint 41.66 percent of house in an hour.so, if we divide (total required work) / (work they can do in an Hour)= 100 / 41.66we I'll get the total time to paint complete house.ANSWERS IS : 2.4 Hours or 2 hours 24 minutes.
One hour is saved. The three guys need two more hours to finish. If three more guys help them, it will cut the time in half. 3 guys * 5 hours = 1 house painted guy * hour = 1 hour of labor So it would take 15 hours of labor to paint a house. We need to assume houses take the same time to paint and each guy works at the same rate. 3 guys * 3 hours = 9 hours of labor 9 hours of labor + (3+3) guys * x hours = 15 hours of labor 9 + 6x = 15 x=1 Total time = 3 hours of 3man + 1 hour of 6 man = 4 hours time saved = 5-4 = 1 hour
If you gave us some idea of the size that would help ! -Get this advice from your paint store, take sizes and a photo of the house,
4 workers would need 40 hours to paint 200 trucks, so 20 workers would paint your 200 in 8 hours.
4.95 hours
Mrs Kelley wants to paint her classroom. If Mrs. Kelley works alone, it will take her 2 hours to paint her room. If Mrs. McCartney painted the room alone, it would take her 4 hours to paint the room. If Mrs. Kelley can convince McCartney to help her, how long will it take them to paint the room together (in hours and minutes)?
No! House paint would harm your eye if it were put onto it (not that that's how contact lenses work). I'm pretty sure they don't use house paint.