Time and Work Formulas
1. Work Formula
Work is the product of the time taken and the rate at which the work is done.
2. Rate of Work Formula
The rate of work is calculated as work divided by time taken.
3. Time Formula
Time is calculated as work divided by the rate of work.
4. Work Done by Two or More People
When two or more people work together, their combined work rate determines the total time required.
5. Efficiency and Work
Work is directly proportional to the efficiency of the worker and the time taken.
6. Inverse Relationship of Time and Workers
The time taken to complete a task is inversely proportional to the number of workers, assuming all workers have the same efficiency.
7. Work Sharing Formula
The total work is equal to the sum of the individual works done by each person or machine.
8. Work Done on Alternate Days
For work done on alternate days, calculate the work done in one complete cycle and multiply it by the number of cycles, adding any remaining work.
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