Question 698538
<br><font face="Tahoma">This is a pretty standard rate of work problem.<br>

We just need to set up a simple equation.<br>

In words, if Mohan can do 1/20 of the job in 1 day,<br>

and Aman can do 1/30 of the job in 1 day,<br>

what percentage of the job could they do working together in 1 day?<br>

{{{1/20+1/30=1/x}}}<br>

{{{30/600+20/600=1/x}}}<br>

{{{50/600=1/x}}}<br>

{{{50*x=600*1}}}<br>

{{{x=600/50}}}<br>

{{{x=12}}}<br>

This means they could do 1/12 of the work in 1 day.<br>

Thus, working together, Mohan and Aman can do the work in 12 days!<br>

I hope this helps!  Keep practicing!  :)<br>

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