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is it not just y?

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 Jun 1, 2021
 #1
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i don't know how to solve it but heres how to check. pretend x=1 and y=2. find the rate and use it in the second one you will probably see it is not equal to 2

 Jun 1, 2021
 #2
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x*x*x = x   (number of men * working hours a day * number of days = number of articles)

y*y*y = something

 

y = (x) *y/x

x*(y/x)*x*(y/x)*x*(y/x) = x*(y/x)*(y/x)*(y/x)

y*y*y = y^3/x^2

This problem quite tricky. 

 

=^._.^=

 Jun 2, 2021
 #3
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oh i just noticed my message didn't post! yes i got it

mworkhard222  Jun 2, 2021

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