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distance=rate*time

Jill can paint 1 house in 5 hours. 1=r*5 r=1/5 houses/hour

Tom can paint 1 house in 4 hours. 1=r*4 r=1/4 houses/hour

1 house = 1/5*x+1/4*x

1=(4x+5x)/20

20=9x

x= 2.2 repeating hours (2 hours, 13 minutes, 20 seconds)

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Q: If Jill paints the house in 5 hours and tom paints the house in 4 how long will it take them to paint the house together?
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