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Clean rooms in hotel...

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by camitava » Sun Apr 13, 2014 8:36 pm
Hi friends,
I am stuck at solving the following problem.
A certain hotel has 1,400 single rooms and 420 double rooms. Each room is cleaned by one person. If one person can clean a single room every 15 minutes and a double room every 20 minutes, how many cleaning persons are needed to clean all of the rooms if each person works for exactly 7 hours?
(A) 65
(B) 70
(C) 80
(D) 90
(E) 265
Correct me If I am wrong


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Amitava
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by [email protected] » Sun Apr 13, 2014 9:00 pm
Hi camitava,

This is essentially a rate question. Here's how to solve it:

Single rooms take one person 15 minutes to clean and double rooms take one person 20 minutes to clean.

15 mins. = 1/4 hour
20 mins. = 1/3 hour

With 1400 single rooms x 1/4 hour = 350 hours of total work for 1 person
With 420 double rooms x 1/3 hour = 140 hours of total work for 1 person

For ALL the rooms, we have a total of 350 + 140 = 490 hours of total work for 1 person

To get the work done in 7 hours, we'll need 490/7 = 70 workers

Final Answer: B

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