Math, asked by ammushlesha, 9 months ago

A contractor undertakes to build a wall 1000 metre long in 50 days. He employs 56 men, but at the end of 27 days, he finds that only 448 metre of the wall is built. How many extra men must the contractor employ, so that the wall is completed in time? ​

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Answered by prajay08
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ANSWERWall Built = 448m;    Time Taken = 27 days;      Men working = 56 men      

Wall built by 56 men in 1 day = 448/27m

Wall built by 1 man in 1 day   = 448/(27x56) = 56/189m

Now,

Wall left to be built = 552m;   Time left = 23 days;   Total men required to complete the rest of work = x

Wall built by x no. of men in 1 day = 56x/189m

Wall built by x no. of men in 23 days =(56*23)x/189 = 1288x/189

Thus,

1288x/189 = 552 (As x no. of men have to build 552m of wall)

1288x = 104328

x = 104328/1288

x = 81 men

Therefore, extra men required = 81-56

                                              = 25 men

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