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All the members of a construction crew work at the same pace. Six of them working together are able to pour foundation in 22 hours. How many hours would this job take if the number of workers increased
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All the members of a construction crew work at the same pace. Six of them working together are able to pour foundation in 22 hours.

How many hours would this job take if the number of workers increased by factor of 4?

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All the members of a construction crew work at the same pace. Four of them working together are able to pour concrete foundations in 32 hours.

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