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Gelneren [198K]
2 years ago
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El Sr negron tiene que redactar una serie de cartas en su oficina. A Lourdes le toma 6 horas pasar todas las cartas. A su compañ

era rosabel, le toma 9 horas en realizar la misma tarea. Si ambas trabajan juntas para hacer todo el trabajo de la oficina
Mathematics
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vodka [1.7K]2 years ago
7 0

El Sr negron tiene que redactar una serie de cartas en su oficina. A Lourdes le toma 6 horas pasar todas las cartas. A su compañera rosabel, le toma 9 horas en realizar la misma tarea. Si ambas trabajan juntas para hacer todo el trabajo d ela oficina,

a. Cuánto tiempo le tomará a ambas realizar el trabajo?

Answer:

3.6 horas

Step-by-step explanation:

Sea el número total de horas que ambos trabajaron = T

Deje que la cantidad total de letras por las que pasaron = 1

De la pregunta, se nos dice:

Lourdes necesitó 6 horas para revisar las cartas.

Esto significa que, cada 1 hora, Lourdes revisaba 1/6 de las letras

Rosabel tardó 9 horas en leer las letras.

Esto significa que, cada 1 hora, Rosabel revisó 1/9 de las letras

Por lo tanto,

(1/6 × 1) T + (1/9 × 1) T = 1

(1/6 + 1/9) T = 1

(3 + 2/18) T = 1

(18/5) T = 1

5T / 18 = 1

Cruz multiplicar

5T = 18

T = 18/5

T = 3.6 horas

Por lo tanto, les tomó a ambas 3.6 horas hacer el trabajo.

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