If 5 men work 6 hours per day, they complete the work in 16 days. In how many days will 10 men complete the same work by working 8 hours a day?
We will use Chain Rule to solve this question.According to Chain Rule, the work efficiency remains constant.[math]\dfrac {W}{WF \times T} [/math]= ConstantHere W = Work Done, WF = Workforce, T = Time.Let the number of days needed be 'x'.Applying Chain Rule,[math]\dfrac {W}{5 \times 6 \times 16} = \dfrac {W}{10 \times 8 \times x} [/math]Or, [math]\fbox {x = 6 Days}[/math] (Answer)
Everything About Jose Rizal?
because that i wasnt able to report in class due tthat i was absent, i was asked to do a TERM PAPER.. about jose rizal.. everything about him.. can someone help me? i need it atleast 25 pages.. i cant research coz my time is so so limited.. thanks
Can a cashier legally refuse your money if you’re paying in all pennies?
I can’t speak for the USA, but in Britain it works something like this:You don’t have a guaranteed right to purchase something from a store. Instead, an invitation to treat is made (for example by walking into the store, or picking an item up, or enquiring about price, etc).The store can accept or refuse the invitation to treat without needing to give a reason. This takes the form of scanning the item at checkout and accepting your cash. If you then produce 1kg of pennies the store can refuse the sale (withdraw from the negotiation). There is no obligation for a store to sell you something just because you wish to purchase it.It is different in the case of a debt to be settled, for example eating at a restaurant, ordering cocktails on a tab, or in general simply taking delivery of an item or service before payment is made, all of which incur a requirement to pay.The concept of legal tender means that if you offer to pay for the meal (settle the debt) with a sack of pennies the establishment can refuse to accept those pennies.Pennies and 2 pence pieces are legal tender in amounts up to 20p - so you have the right to settle 20p of a debt with pennies, and 20p of pennies cannot legally be refused as settlement of a debt - but any amount over that is at the seller’s discretion. Similarly, 50p pieces can be used to settle a debt of up to £10. What this means is that if you drink a cocktail costing £10 and then tender payment by offering to clear your £10 tab with 50p pieces, the establishment has to accept these coins which you tendered as settlement of the debt, or risk forfeiting their right to collect payment.That’s how it is in the UK anyway. I believe it’s similar in the USA.
I just won $180 million dollars. What should I do?
First and foremost: Tell no one. Not a word to anyone. I mean it.Okay, one or two exceptions: get a good lawyer first. He or she will be duty-bound to keep confidential your winning this much money. He or she can be appointed by you to go to the lottery commission to hand in your ticket, get it verified, and set up the trust or trusts to receive the money.You might have seen in news reports after an enormous jackpot was won and everyone wants to know who won it, “An attorney representing the winner claimed the prize.” And that’s usually it. They might add “The attorney said the winner is a private family in the U.S.” and no other details.You want that to be your story, too, and here’s why: You will instantly be besieged by requests from family, friends, family who might not really be family, friends who might not really be friends, charities, stockbrokers, and so on. You life could be become a living Hell once people know you’re suddenly incredibly wealthy.This doesn’t mean you can’t quietly help the people you love, support the causes and charities you believe in, and so on. All that can be done without anyone knowing where the money is coming from. You can say you had a particularly good year at work, sold an idea to someone, managed to set aside a small pile of cash over the years, etc. No one needs to know.And believe it or not, you are helping the people you love as much as you are helping you. If your name is public with this gigantic windfall, people will go to your family and say “Hey, do you think you can get your [brother/sister/son/daughter/cousin] to help me out?” And if you help a family member by giving a larger cash gift than you gave another family member, the resentment starts. It’s human nature.Unlike starting and building a company, for example, then selling it for a huge profit, there’s something different about lottery wins: people will feel like you haven’t “earned” it and don’t “deserve” it, therefore you “must” share it. It will get weird. It will get tense, and probably even ugly.Do yourself and the people you love a favor: change nothing drastically about your lifestyle, quietly help those you want to help, and silently enjoy the power of true financial independence.
What do you mostly dislike about philippines?
The only thing I really dislike is people complaining about most everything. Like illegal vendors who complain that their stalls are being demolished - - they do not have the right to be there. Or squatters complaing when rightful owners re-claim their property. Or people complaining about government services when they do everything to evade taxes. Or motorists who swerve in and out, and complain when they get accosted by cops. Or people who litter, and complain about how dirty the country is.