Math, asked by rohmash12, 9 months ago

A contractor engages 24 workers to construct a road in 30 days. After 24 days he finds that 1/4 of the job is left. Calculate how many more workers he should engage in order to finish the road on time.​

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Answered by sanjeevk28012
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Given :

The number of worker engages for construction = 24

The time period for construction = 30 days

After 24 days he finds that \dfrac{1}{4} of the job is left

To Find :

Number of more workers he should engage in order to finish the road on time.​

Solution :

Let The number of extra worker required = x

∵ After 24 days \dfrac{1}{4}  of the job is left

So, In 24 days , worked done = 1 - \dfrac{1}{4}  

                                                 = \dfrac{3}{4}

∵     \dfrac{Men \times Days }{Work}  =  constant

So,   \dfrac{24 \times 24 }{\dfrac{3}{4} }  =   \dfrac{(24+x) \times 6 }{\dfrac{1}{4} }

Or,  24 × 24 = 3 × ( 24 + x ) × 6

Or,   ( 24 + x ) = \dfrac{576}{18}

Or,  24 + x = 32

∴      x = 32 - 24

i.e   x = 8

Hence, The number of extra worker required to finish work ion time is 8 . Answer

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