
Concept explainers
a.
To find : how much will Kendal complete 1 minute
a.

Answer to Problem 11CYU
Kendal will complete the work in 1 minute is
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Kendal and Chandi wax cars. Kendal can wax a particular car in 60 minutes and Chandi can wax the same car in 80 minutes.
Calculation :
Kendal can wax a particular car in 60 minutes
Therefore, Kendal will complete the work in 1 minute
Hence, Kendal will complete the work in 1 minute is
b.
To find : how much will Kendal complete
b.

Answer to Problem 11CYU
Kendal will complete the work in
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Kendal and Chandi wax cars. Kendal can wax a particular car in 60 minutes and Chandi can wax the same car in 80 minutes.
Calculation :
Kendal will complete the work in 1 minute is
Therefore, Kendal will complete the work in
Hence, Kendal will complete the work in
c.
To find : how much will Chandi complete 1 minute
c.

Answer to Problem 11CYU
Chandi will complete the work in 1 minute is
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Kendal and Chandi wax cars. Kendal can wax a particular car in 60 minutes and Chandi can wax the same car in 80 minutes.
Calculation :
Chandi can wax at the same car in 80 minutes
Therefore, Chandi will complete the work in 1 minute
Hence, Chandi will complete the work in 1 minute is
d.
To find : how much will Chandi complete
d.

Answer to Problem 11CYU
Chandi will complete the work in
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Kendal and Chandi wax cars. Kendal can wax a particular car in 60 minutes and Chandi can wax the same car in 80 minutes.
Calculation :
Chandi will complete the work in 1 minute is
Therefore, Chandi will complete the work in
Hence, Chandi will complete the work in
e.
To write : a rational equation representing Kendal and Chandi working together on the cax
e.

Answer to Problem 11CYU
The equation of Kendal and Chandi working together on the car is
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Kendal and Chandi wax cars. Kendal can wax a particular car in 60 minutes and Chandi can wax the same car in 80 minutes.
Calculation :
Kendal will complete the work in
Chandi will complete the work in
Therefore, the rational equation representing Kendal and Chandi working together on the car is
Hence, the equation of Kendal and Chandi working together on the car is
f.
To solve : the equation to determine how long it will take them to finish the car
f.

Answer to Problem 11CYU
It will take them to finish the car in
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Kendal and Chandi wax cars. Kendal can wax a particular car in 60 minutes and Chandi can wax the same car in 80 minutes.
Calculation :
The equation to determine is
It will take them to finish the car.
Hence, it will take them to finish the car in
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