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    3. Time t required to do a job varies inversely as the number of people P who work in the job(assuming that all work the same rate).If it takes 12hr for 6 people to frame a house, how lonng will it take 8 people to complete the job?
    Time t required to do a job varies inversely as the number of people P who work in the job(assuming that all work the same rate).If it takes 12hr for 6 people to frame a house, how lonng will it take 8 people to complete the job?

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      If my real life experience is any gage, it will take the full twelve hour shift, even if you you gave TEN workers the same task.    ;-)


       


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