Is it 40?
I didn't do any math, I just imagined 40 cows each eating their own bag of hay, and it taking 40 days.
cows eating husk
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40 cows eat 40 bags in 40 days, so 1 cow eats 1 bag in 40 days, so she eats 1/40 bags per day, or 1 bag in 40 days.
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Badly worded question. How do you know that all the cows are eating at the same rate?maihuna wrote:In a diary farm 40 cows eat 40 bags of husk in 40 days, in how many days one cow will eat one bag of husk?
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No of workers is directly prop. to amount of work done
No of workers is inversely prop. to time take
so
Cow's * Time Taken/(Total bags contating husk)
Therefore
40*40/(40)=1*No of days req./(1)
Answer = 40
No of workers is inversely prop. to time take
so
Cow's * Time Taken/(Total bags contating husk)
Therefore
40*40/(40)=1*No of days req./(1)
Answer = 40












