Math, asked by sd6186810, 5 months ago

Ramit can finish his work in 25 days, working eight hours a day. If he wants to finish the same work in 20 days, how many hours should he work in a day?​

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Answered by EliteZeal
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  • Ramit can finish his work in 25 days, working eight hours a day

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  • Hours he need to work per day to finish the work in 20 days

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Let the hours he need to work per day to finish the work in 20 days be "h"

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Initially in this question will calculate the total hours Ramit need to work to finish his work

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 \underline{\bold{\texttt{Total hours required to finish the work :}}}

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➠ T = D × H ⚊⚊⚊⚊ ⓵

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Where ,

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  • T = Total hours required to finish work

  • D = Total days he worked

  • H = Hours he worked daily

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Case I [ Working 8 hours per day ]

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  • T = T

  • D = 25

  • H = 8

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Putting the above values in ⓵

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➜ T = D × H

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➜ T = 25 × 8

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➜ T = 200

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  • Hence Ramit need to work for total 200 days to finish his work

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Case II [ Working "h" hours per day ]

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  • T = 200

  • D = 20

  • H = h

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⟮ Putting the above values in ⓵ ⟯

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➜ T = D × H

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➜ 200 = 20 × h

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\sf h = \dfrac { 200 } { 20 }

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➨ h = 10

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  • Hence Ramit need to work for 10 hours per day to finish the work in 20 days
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