a general contractor is assigning his employees to differentjobs to work on tomorrow. the work day begins at 8 am, and he hasone critical job requiring that the exterior of a building bepainted by 2 pm. the forman has two of workers, licensedprofessionals and apprentices in-training. the foreman estimatesthat a licensed professional could paint the building in 10 hourson his own, and an apprentice could paint the building in 15 hourson his own. Assuming that more than one worker can paint thebuilding at the same time, could two licensed professionalscomplete the job by the deadline? What about two appretices? Canone licensed professional and one apprentice complete the job intime? Are there any other alternatives?
plz show me the step and math
a general contractor is assigning his employees to differentjobs to work on tomorrow. the work day begins at 8 am, and he hasone critical job requiring that the exterior of a building bepainted by 2 pm. the forman has two of workers, licensedprofessionals and apprentices in-training. the foreman estimatesthat a licensed professional could paint the building in 10 hourson his own, and an apprentice could paint the building in 15 hourson his own. Assuming that more than one worker can paint thebuilding at the same time, could two licensed professionalscomplete the job by the deadline? What about two appretices? Canone licensed professional and one apprentice complete the job intime? Are there any other alternatives?
plz show me the step and math
