if15people do 100 papers in 8hours,how long will it take6people to perform 50papers??(include resolvation,pls)
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It would take the 15 people 4 hours to do 50 papers (half the time for half the work).\n\nSince there are only 2/5 of the people, the time taken will be 5/2 as long, or 10 hours.
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Well, from my experience I would probably research the necessary information, organize it and write an outline. Oh, and create an organized time schedule, do not procastinate. I have had bad experiences with procastinating, it sucks!
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rephrasing....\n\nit is [7:45]  In half an hour it will be [8:15]\n\nYES YOU ARE VERY RIGHT....=)
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60 words per minute.........
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4 pages in 5 minutes\n\n1 page in 5/4 min.=\n\n1 page in  1.25 minutes\n\n300 pages (1 book)in= 1.25x300 = min.\n                    =375 minutes\n\n1 day 6 hours means 360 minutes\n\nin 10 days  360x10 = 3600 minutes\n\n3600 minutes and typing at the rate of 375 minutes per book\n\n3600/375 =9.6 books
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It doesn't cause it. It does however encourage it. People are more likely to "cut corners" when they are short on time. This includes plagiarism. If you have one day left to write a 10 page paper for class, you would be more likely than other students to copy rather than write it yourself, etc.
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13!8!/20!\n\nyour group sizes r, 2 4 6 8\n\nwithout any restriction of who goes together, u have this many choices: 20C2*18C4*14C6----A\n\nwith restriction of 7 ppl must goes together, u have this many choices: 13*12C6*6C4-----B\n\nThe prob of getting 7 ppl in a group is A/B. u do the algebra and u will get 13!8!/20!\n\n\nreasoning:\nfor 7 ppl to be in a group, the group must take at least 7 person. there is only one group that can do so. Taking the 7 ppl as one entity that must be allocated together, u have only left with 14 objects/persons to arrange. After the group for 8 take the group of 7 ppl, it can still take one and it has 13 choices from the remaining people.\n\nafter choosing the group of 8, u r left with 12 ppl to pick for the group of 6, 4 and 2 and the number of choices are, 12C6*6C4*2C2\n\nso, the total number of possibility would be 1*13*12C6*6C4*2C2.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"....with restriction of 7 ppl must goes together, u have this many choices: 13*12C6*6C4-----B....."\n\nthis is because, in the special case of that 7 particulat person must be in a group, u group them together to form one. so, how, u only have 14 objects to allocate to groups. get it? since group of 7 can only go into the group that can fit 8 person... so, it's possibility is 1.\n\nAfter that, since the group of 8 has been filled up by the 7 person, u have one place in it left, and 13 ppl to choose from to fill it. hence, 13.\n\nthen, for the remaining of the task, u simply choose out of 12 people for your 6, 4, and 2 men groups.\n\n\n\nso, u have 1x13x12C6x6C4x2C2 to forming THIS(with 7 particular person in one group) type of group.\n\nthe prob(forming THIS group)=(number of way to form THIS type of group)/(number of way to form ANY type of group)\n\nget it?\n\n\n\n\nI'm glad u really wanna know. most ppl got the answer and they r satisfied. too bad i m not good at explaining. contact me if u need more help.\n\n\n\n\n\n\noh, sorry. u misunderstood me. yes, u r perfectly right. there r 13 ppl left after u allocate the 7 ppl to the "8" group. What i was saying was... b4 u do that, u have 14 "person".... one of them being a group of 7 people. sorry for confusing u. And from what u said, yes, u got the idea right.
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1 hour or 60 mins or 3600 seconds :-) is the time it takes but it will still be 12:30 :-p
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1) keep "people" the same; balance "minutes" \noperation: solve this proportion\n\nprevious sheets : NEW SHEETS = previous minutes : new minutes\n\nNEW SHEETS = previous sheets * new minutes / previous minutes\n\nNEW SHEETS = 2 * 10 / 5 = 2*2 = 4\n\nat this point you know that 2 people can work 4 sheets in 10 minutes.\n\nNow keep minutes the same. Balance sheets with a proportion:\n\nNEW PEOPLE : old people = new sheets : old sheets\n\nNEW PEOPLE = old people * new sheets / old sheets\n\nNEW PEOPLE = 2 * 20 / 4 = 2 * 5 = 10\n\n10 is the answer
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Time compression.....sounds cool.  I think your question (what approach to take) is too general to get much good feedback here.  Where are you in the process?  The proposal stage?  Concept paper?  Have you picked a topic yet?  The other answer was correct in terms of finding and reading your university's thesis guide, it will have a lot of good information.  Feel free to email me with questions.
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in p minutes, no. of pages she can type = 1\nin 1 min , no of pages                            = 1/p\nthus in 5 mins, no of pages                  = 1/p X 5 = 5/p\ngot it?
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5 hour trip times 3 students standing at all time = 900 standing-minutes. 900 min divided by 19 students = 37 min 22 s.\nAt departure student 1 2 and 3 is standing. When a third of student 1's standing-time is over he/she sits down on student 4's seat, who just stood up. When two thirds of student 2's standing-time is over he/she sits down on student 5's seat, who just stood up. Student 3 stands for his fair share of time, and switch place with student 6. All students from #3 to #19 do their standingtime in a single streach. When student 17 is done he/she sits down on student 1's current seat. When student 18 is done he/she sits down on student 2's current seat, and when student 19 is done, they are at their destination!\n\nThe math teacher only has to shout "switch!" every 12min 42sec.\n\nI know you said no trickery, but she could also force the students to all stand for 5 straight hours...
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I would say millions but knowing the people that went through law studies, they havent got time to do this question thing. You obviously have organised your time well. Congratulations
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If you ask 5 questions a day at 2 points each, that's 10 points a day. 622 divided by 10 is 62.2, so it would take  about 63 days.\n63 days from today is January 11, 2007
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30 mins = 3/4 page therefore you take 10 mins for every 1/4 of the page .. so one page = 40 mins ... so 6 pages = 6 x 40 = 240 mins = 4hr\n\n*edit*\n\nif you want to use fractions to find of one page do 30 x 4/3
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time taken divided by number of words (usually four letters plus a space = word) so time divided by 5\n\ntry this link for a full explanation\n\nhttp://www.talenttech.com.au/pdfs%5Cwhitepapers%5CComputationTypingSpeed.pdf
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Any other Occasion (and I swear this is true) I would hav absilutly sed yes, one problem- I have two essays, an eight slide powerpoint, two fifty question tests and a whole chapter book to do before this friday ALONG WITH regular Nine subject school days (its a STUPID  A** HOMESCHOOL COMPUTER PROGRAM IM IN...) and I actually asked the same question on here, then deleated it after a hundred no's.  Sooo sorry, Trust me I really know wut its like, i might fail...AH, i gotta get bak to work (any ideas for a cultural change taking place between the 50's to Seventies???) lol. \nSee, I do know, Hek, when Desperation calls..\nwell, The answer machine brakes. BYE!!!\nGOOOD LUCK!!!!