It will take about 11.1 hours for the two of them to complete the roofing of the house.
The way to calculate this is to figure out what fraction each does in an hour (1/20 of the job, vs. 1/25 of the job). Add the fractions together to see how much they do together in an hour, then take the reciprocal to find out how many hours it takes them.
Jack estimates that with the trainee helping him paint the house, he can complete the job in 18 hours.
Machine # 1 works at a rate of 1/2 truckload per hour, while machine 2 works at a rate of 1/4 truckload per hour. The two machines together work at a rate of 3/4 truckload per hour complete the job 1/(3/4) = 1-1/3 hours.
~1.9 hours
18/7 hrs.
It will take about 11.1 hours for the two of them to complete the roofing of the house.
it will take them 2 hours and a half to work together on the driveways. but it depends on how far the driveways are from each other
Supported limits on working hours Promoted laws against child labor
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Supported limits on working hours Promoted laws against child labor
Progressives supported limits on working hours, and laws restricting child labor.
Supported limits on working hours Promoted laws against child labor
Supported limits on working hours Promoted laws against child labor
4 hours
The way to calculate this is to figure out what fraction each does in an hour (1/20 of the job, vs. 1/25 of the job). Add the fractions together to see how much they do together in an hour, then take the reciprocal to find out how many hours it takes them.