Math, asked by aslamm1, 4 months ago

Spike generally finishes 25% of his work in 1 hour, before taking a break for 30 minutes. If he has already spent 1 hour on the task with a 30-minute break, how much more time does he need to finish the rest of his work?

Answers

Answered by prasanthikuchipudi
4

Answer:

3 1/2 hrs

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Spike generally finishes 25% of his work in 1 hour, before taking a break for 30 minutes.

25% of work in 1 hours

25%=1 hr

If he has already spent 1 hour on the task with a 30-minute break,

so he worked for only 30 minutes

1 hr=25%

1/2 hr=x%

x=25/2

x=12 1/2% worked in 30 mins

remaining work is 100-12 1/2=175/2%

12 1/2 =1/2 hrs

175/2=x hrs

25/2*x=175/2*1/2

x=7/2

x=3.5 hrs

Answered by romir267
3

Answer:

3 1/2 hrs

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Spike generally finishes 25% of his work in 1 hour, before taking a break for 30 minutes.

25% of work in 1 hour

25%=1 hr

If he has already spent 1 hour on the task with a 30-minute break,

so he worked for only 30 minutes

1 hr=25%

1/2 hr=x%

x=25/2

x=12 1/2% worked in 30 mins

remaining work is 100-12 1/2=175/2%

12 1/2 =1/2 hrs

175/2=x hrs

25/2*x=175/2*1/2

x=7/2

x=3.5 hrs

3 1/2 hrs

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