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'X' men can complete the last set of work in 40 days. If there were 8 men more, the work could be finished in 10 days less. The original number of men is?​

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Answered by gursharanjali
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Answered by Itsmahi001
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\sf{\bold Let \:  there  \: be  \: x  \: men  \: originally.}

x men finish the work in 40 days and (x+8) finish it in 30 days.

\sf{x  \: men \:  finish  \: the \:  job  \: in  \: 40  \: days.}

\sf{1 \:  man \:  can  \: finish \:  it  \: in \:  40x \:  days.}

\sf{(x+8) \:  men \:  can \:  finish  \: the  \: job  \: in  \: 30  \: days.}

\sf{1  \: man  \: can \:  finish \:  it \:  in  \: 30(x+8)  \: days.}

Therefore,

\implies\sf{40x=30(x+8)}

\implies\sf{40x = 30x + 240}

\implies\sf{10x=240}

\implies\sf{x=24}

Hence, there were 24 men originally.

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