Question:

Recovering golf balls. Susan and Joan are diving for golf balls in a large water trap. Susan recovers a golf b

by  |  earlier

0 LIKES UnLike

Recovering golf balls. Susan and Joan are diving for golf balls in a large water trap. Susan recovers a golf ball every 0.016 hours while Joan recovers a ball every 0.025 hour. If both are working, than at what rate (in golf balls per hour) are they recovering golf balls?

 Tags:

   Report

3 ANSWERS


  1. 102.5........but, sometimes balls that have

    been waterbound for a time do not hit as

    well as a dry ball that's never been wet.


  2. 102.5 golf balls per hour

    1/.016 = 62.5

    1/.025 = 40

    in one hour Susan would recover 62.5 balls

    in one hour Joan would recover 40 balls

    62.5 b/h + 40 b/h = 102.5

    You have to convert .016 and .025 into one hour so you divide one hour by incdividual increments at which the balls are gathered and add each end result.

  3. This is simple math.  Take 1 (for 1 hour) and divide it by Susan's average and then do the same with Joan's.  You will get 62.5 and 40, add together, and the duo recover 102.5 golf balls per hour.

Question Stats

Latest activity: earlier.
This question has 3 answers.

BECOME A GUIDE

Share your knowledge and help people by answering questions.
Unanswered Questions