SOLUTION: 15. sue can shovel snow from her driveway in 30mins. jim can do the same job in 35mins. how long would i ttake sue and ime to shovel teh driveway if they worked together?
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Question 437121: 15. sue can shovel snow from her driveway in 30mins. jim can do the same job in 35mins. how long would i ttake sue and ime to shovel teh driveway if they worked together?
16.simplify by removing factors of 1 (7y-14)/2-y Found 3 solutions by mananth, ikleyn, josgarithmetic:Answer by mananth(16949) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Showelling the snow is one job
Sue 30 minutes
she does 1/30 of the job in 1 minute
Jim 35 minute
he does 1/35 of thejob in 1 minute
Together they will do 1/30 + 1/35 +
Together they will do 6/97 of the job in one minute
So they will take 16 1/7 minutes
You can put this solution on YOUR website! .
15. sue can shovel snow from her driveway in 30 mins. jim can do the same job in 35 mins. how long would i ttake sue and ime to shovel teh driveway if they worked together?
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Calculations in the post by @mananth are incorrect and should be redone (polished).
I came to make the job accurately and to present it an a way as it SHOULD be done.
Sue makes of the job per minute.
Jim makes of the job per minute.
Working together, they make
+ = = = =
of the job per minute.
So, they need = 16 minutes working together.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Assume each works on the same driveway.
Sue, 30 minutes for the job
Jim, 35 minutes the same job
The two of them working together, driveway per minutes
or looking at reciprocal
minutes per driveway
approximately 16 minutes