Subject

    Quantitative Aptitude

    Topic

    Time and Work

    If 25 students can paint a wall in 2 hours. But at the end of every 10 mins, 10 additional students join. In how much time will the whole wall be painted?

    ক)
    40 mins
    খ)
    50 mins
    গ)
    \(53\frac{1}{3}\)  mins
    ঘ)
    60 mins
    ঙ)
    55 mins

    Explanation

    25 students can paint the wall in 2 hours = 2 × 60 = 120 min. ⇒ part of wall painted by 25 students in one minute = 1/120 ⇒ part of wall painted by 1 student in 1 min =  1120  ×  25= \;\frac{1}{{120\; \times \;25}} For the 1st 10 min, there are only 25 students ⇒ part of wall painted by 25 students in 10 min can paint =  25  ×  10120  ×  25=112= \;\frac{{25\; \times \;10}}{{120\; \times \;25}} = \frac{1}{{12}} ∴ Total part of the wall painted after 10 min = 112\frac{1}{{12}} For the second span of 10 min, there are (25 + 10) = 35 students painting the wall. ⇒ part of wall painted by 35 students in 10 min =  35  ×  10120  ×  25=760= \;\frac{{35\; \times \;10}}{{120\; \times \;25}} = \frac{7}{{60}} ∴ Total part of the wall painted after 20 min = wall painted in 1st 10 min + wall painted in next 10 min ⇒ Total part of wall painted after 20 min = 112+760=  1260\frac{1}{{12}} + \frac{7}{{60}} = \;\frac{{12}}{{60}} For the third span of 10 min, there are (35 + 10) = 45 students ⇒ part of wall painted by 45 students in 10 min =  45  ×  10120  ×  25=960= \;\frac{{45\; \times \;10}}{{120\; \times \;25}} = \frac{9}{{60}} ∴ Total part of the wall painted after 30 min = 1260+960=  2160\frac{{12}}{{60}} + \frac{9}{{60}} = \;\frac{{21}}{{60}} For the fourth span of 10 min, there are (45 + 10) = 55 students ⇒ part of wall painted by 55 students in 10 min =  55  ×  10120  ×  25=1160= \;\frac{{55\; \times \;10}}{{120\; \times \;25}} = \frac{{11}}{{60}} ∴ Total part of the wall painted after 40 min = 2160+1160=  3260\frac{{21}}{{60}} + \frac{{11}}{{60}} = \;\frac{{32}}{{60}} For the fifth span of 10 min, there are (55 + 10) = 65 students ⇒ part of wall painted by65 students in 10 min =  65  ×  10120  ×  25  =  1360= \;\frac{{65\; \times \;10}}{{120\; \times \;25}}\; = \;\frac{{13}}{{60}} ∴ Total part of the wall painted after 50 min =3260+1360=  4560= \frac{{32}}{{60}} + \frac{{13}}{{60}} = \;\frac{{45}}{{60}} For the 6th span of 10 min, there are (65 + 10) = 75 students ⇒ part of wall painted by 75 students in 10 min can paint =  75  ×  10120  ×  25=1560= \;\frac{{75\; \times \;10}}{{120\; \times \;25}} = \frac{{15}}{{60}} ∴ Total part of the wall painted after 60 min = 4560+1560=6060=1\frac{{45}}{{60}} + \frac{{15}}{{60}} = \frac{{60}}{{60}} = 1 The whole wall be painted in 60 min.
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