Math, asked by khandelwalkrishna713, 1 year ago

20 people can dig a canal in 15 days. in how many days will 30 people dig the canal? how many people will be required to dig it in 6 days?

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Answered by Steph0303
15

Hey there !

Solution:

This is a problem of Inverse Proportions

Case 1: How many days will 30 people dig the canal

=> 20 people = 15 days :: 30 people = x

Since More people are employed less days must be the workforce time. So it is an inverse proportion.

=> 20 people × 15 days = 30 people × x days

=> 300 = 30 x

=> x = 300 / 30

=> x = 10

Hence 30 people will take 10 days to dig the canal

Case 2: How many people are required to dig the tunnel in 6 days

=> 20 people = 15 days :: x people = 6 days

Again this is an inverse proportion.

=> 20 × 15 = x × 6

=> 300 = 6x

=> x = 300 / 6 = 50 people

Hence if 50 people are employed then the canal can be digged in 6 days.

Hope my answer helped !


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Answered by sohamghosal123
1

Answer:

Case 1: How many days will 30 people dig the canal

=> 20 people = 15 days :: 30 people = x

Since More people are employed less days must be the workforce time. So it is an inverse proportion.

=> 20 people × 15 days = 30 people × x days

=> 300 = 30 x

=> x = 300 / 30

=> x = 10

Case 2: How many people are required to dig the tunnel in 6 days

=> 20 people = 15 days :: x people = 6 days

Again this is an inverse proportion.

=> 20 × 15 = x × 6

=> 300 = 6x

=> x = 300 / 6 = 50 peopleby-step explanation:

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