Math, asked by dishakumari105, 10 months ago

40 men planned to complete a certain work in 20

days working 6 hours per days. After 15 days only

3/5 th of the work was completed, how many extra

men required to complete the work on time working

8 hours per day ?​

Answers

Answered by sanjeevk28012
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Given :

40 men planned to complete a certain work in 20  days working 6 hours per days.

After 15 days only  \dfrac{3}{5}of the work was completed

To Find :

The number of extra  men required to complete the work on time working  8 hours per day

Solution :

Let The number of extra men = x

We know,

\dfrac{men\times days\times hours}{work}  = constant

The number of men = m_1 = 40

The number of days = d_1 = 15

The number of hours = h_1 = 6  per days

Work done = w_1 = \dfrac{3}{5}

Again

The number of men = m_2 = ( 40 + x )

The number of days = d_2 = 5

The number of hours = h_2 = 8  per days

Work done = w_2 = 1 - \dfrac{3}{5} = \dfrac{2}{5}

So,   \dfrac{m_1\times d_1\times h_1}{w_1}  =  \dfrac{m_2\times d_2\times h_2}{w_2}

Or,  \dfrac{40\times 15\times 6}{\dfrac{3}{5} }  =    \dfrac{(40+x)\times 5\times 8}{\dfrac{2}{5} }  

or,   \dfrac{40\times 15\times 6}{3} =   \dfrac{(40+x)\times 5\times 8}{2 }

Or,   40 × 5 × 6  = ( 40 + x ) × 5 × 4  

Or,  1200 = 800 + 20 x

Or,  20 x = 1200 - 800

Or,  20 x = 400

∴           x = \dfrac{400}{20}

i.e         x = 20

So, number of extra men = 20

Hence, The  number of extra  men required to complete the work on time working  8 hours per day is 20 . Answer

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