Q. If 10 men can make 200 tables working for 15 days at the rate of 8 hr per day, how many tables can 5 men make working for 10 days at the rate of 6 hr a day?A
Option
A) 150
B) 50
C) 250
D) 100

• formula
  men* days * workinghour / work
  
  so m1*d1*t1/ w1 = m2*d2*t2 / w2
  = 50
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• 10*15*8/200=5*10*6/w
  w=50
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• m1d1h1/w1=m2d2h2/w1
  50
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• total work=10*15*8=1200
  means 200 table made by working of 1200.
  so 1 table can made by=1200/200=6 work unit.
  acc to ques=10*5*8=300/6=50
  so 50 table will be make
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• 50.total work=15*10*8=1200.1200=200 1=>1/6 then 300=300*1/6=50
  
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• Let x be the no. of tables
  As it is a direct propertion,
  ie., more men, more tables
  more days, more tables
  more hours, more tables
  => no. of men 10:5 |
  no. of days 15:10 |::200:x
  hrs/day 8:6 |
  => 10*15*8*x = 5*10*6*200
  so, x=50.
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• 50 is answer
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• Work= individual_rate x number of people x time
  200 = individual_rate x 10x15 x 8
  hence individual_rate = 1/6
  
  number of tables(ie work)= individual_rate x number of people x time
  1/6 x 5 x 10 x6
  50 tables
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