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A job takes 9 workers 92 hours to finish. How many hours would it take 5 workers to complete the same job?

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Answer to a math question A job takes 9 workers 92 hours to finish. How many hours would it take 5 workers to complete the same job?

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9 workers take = 92 horus 1 worker will take = 92*9 = 828 hours 5 workers will take = 828 /8 = 165.6 hours

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