Math, asked by capjacksparriw313, 17 days ago

Number of days Anjali can make a complete test in 20 hrs, but she only works at this rate for 10 hrs. After that, if she works at a rate such that she can make the complete test in 16 hrs, then can you tell us the total time taken by Anjali to make the test?​

Answers

Answered by morenamrata98
0

Answer:

26 maybe I am not sure but 26 maybe

Answered by swethassynergy
2

The total time taken by Anjali to make the test is 18 hrs.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Anjali can complete test in 20 hrs, but she only works at this rate for 10 hrs.

if she works at a rate such that she can  complete test in 16 hrs,

To Find:,

The total time taken by Anjali to complete  the test .

Formula Used:

If K can do a piece of work in Z days, then K’s one day’s work = 1/Z

If K’s one day’s work = 1/Z, then K can finish the work in Z days.

Total work / Number of days  =  Efficiency.

Solution:

Anjali efficiency in first 10 hrs= 1/20

It mean that  Anjali done  10 x(1/20) work in 10 hours

Completed 1/2 work in first 10 hours

Remaining work will be [1-(1/2)] = 1/2

But after 16 hrs  Anjali efficiency change .

Now  Anjali complete the whole work in 16 hours

Anjali complete the 1/2 work in 16/2 = 8 hours

So total work complete in (10 +8)hours = 18 hours

                                                                                                       

Thus, The total time taken by Anjali to make the test is 18 hours.

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