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Answers to Homework (12-8) 1) a = 4 3) c = 1 5) m = 1/3 7) p = -13/2 9) x = -4 11) z = -3, z = 2 13) e = 1

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Work Problems Objective: To solve work problems involving rational expressions (combined time). Standard 5.0

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Word Problem Notes 1 5) It takes Daniel 15 hours to pick forty bushels of apples. Shawna can pick the same amount in 11 hours. If they worked together, how long would it take them?

Word Problem Notes 1 6) It takes Ryan 14 minutes to inflate twenty balloons. Jessica can inflate the same twenty balloons in 13 minutes. Find how long it would take them to work together.

WATCH OUT! A bathtub fills in 15 minutes when the drain is closed. When the drain is open and the faucet is off, the tub drains in 20 minutes. How long would it take to fill the tub if the drain is open and the faucet is on? LCD: 60 3 4 60 60 60

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Homework Worksheet: Problem Solving: Work Problems

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Solving Review

Math Lab Review– If it takes Joe 45 minutes to prepare 20 greeting cards and it takes Lisa 30 minutes to prepare 20 greeting cards, how long will it take if they work together? Joe 1 job Lisa 1 job 45 min 30 min x = time in minutes to work together

Equation 3 LCD: 90 2 90 90 90

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