单选题It took 12 men 4 hours to build a structure. Working at the same rate, how many additional men could have been hired in order for the job to have taken 1 hour less?AtwoBthreeCfourDsix.Eeight

单选题
It took 12 men 4 hours to build a structure. Working at the same rate, how many additional men could have been hired in order for the job to have taken 1 hour less?
A

two

B

three

C

four

D

six.

E

eight


参考解析

解析:
The number of men working and the hours needed for the men to complete the job are inversely related. If x represents the number of additional men needed to complete the job in 3 hours, then 4 ×12=3(12+x), x=4.

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