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The time it takes to build a house (T), varies directly with the floor area (A), and inversely with the number of workers (W). What is the equation that models this situation?

The time it takes to build a house (T), varies directly with the floor area (A), and inversely with the number of workers (W). What is the equation that models this situation?
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The time it takes to build a house (T), varies directly with the floor area (A), and inversely with the number of workers (W). What is the equation that models this situation?

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Answer:

T = k * (A/W)

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