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Three gardeners trimmed bushes in a large courtyard. The table below shows the number of bushes each of them trimmed and how much time each gardener
spent.
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gardener gardener
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gardener
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48
12
36
Number of bushes
8
4
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Write the time it took per bush for each gardener. Then determine who trimmed bushes the fastest.
Time taken per bush for the first gardener: m
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minutes
Time taken per bush for the second gardener:
Time taken per bush for the third gardener: mi
minutes
Select the gardener who trimmed bushes the fastest.
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O Second gardener
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DISCRETE MATH.+ITS APPLICATIONS CUSTOM
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