document.write( "Question 1012045: The 250 soldiers in a camp had enough food for forty days, After 10 days, 50 soldiers joined them. For how long will the remaining food last them? Solve using variation. \n" ); document.write( "
Algebra.Com's Answer #627883 by ValorousDawn(53)\"\" \"About 
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I don't even think variation is a legitimate way to solve this problem but here's something.
\n" ); document.write( "Lets say each soldier eats 1 food unit every day. Forty days for 250 soldiers is 10,000 food units. After 10 days, they are down to 10,000-250*10=8,750. If there are now \"250%2B50=300+soldiers\", they then subsequently will eat 300 food units a day. They will have food for \"8750%2F300=29.16\" days. If you must round, you'd round down, for 29 days.
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