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Marsha can do the job in 3 hours. She makes of the job per hour. It is her rate of work.
Bob can do the job in 4 hours. He makes of the job per hour. It is his rate of work.
Working together, they make + = + = of the job per hour.
(Their combined rate of work is the sum of individual rates.)
Hence, the time needed to complete the job for the two working together is hours = hours
= 1.714 hours = 1 hour and 43 minutes (approximately).
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It is a typical and standard joint work problem.
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- Using Fractions to solve word problems on joint work
- Solving more complicated word problems on joint work
- Selected joint-work word problems from the archive
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