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My Work Rate Criticism Is Unfair - Daniel Sturridge
My Work Rate Criticism Is Unfair – Daniel Sturridge
Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge has hit out at critics of his work rate, insisting he has a responsibility to score and create goals. Sturridge has found himself marginalised at Liverpool, first due to a series of injuries and now with Roberto Firmino preferred in the striker’s role within Jurgen Klopp’s tactical plans. He has started just four Premier League games this season and has yet to…
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Be a man.
Welbz worked so hard today that he ended up tackling the Manager:
VIDEO: Aina More - Work Rate
VIDEO: Aina More – Work Rate
The Official Single from Aina More – ‘Work Rate’ is a raw and Sexy Hustlers anthem. The epic Hip-Hop beat produced by Ex-O, combined with her smooth & definite vocals makes the perfect Hip Hop jam for pushing on and riding forward. It’s good to see Aina More on her game, as a follow up to her previously released work. Aina More has released 2 Mixtapes and recently featured on the Legendary Dj…
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Paul and mary can do a job in 2 hour. When paul works alone, he can do 5 jobs in 15 hours. How many jobs can Mary do in 12 hours alone?
Again, this is not a realistic SAT question. You’re really spending way too much time worrying about work rate questions (assuming you’re one person who keeps submitting these all from the same book, and this isn’t a coincidence where a bunch of different people suddenly started sending me a bunch of work rate questions).
If Paul can do 5 jobs in 15 hours, then he can do 1 job in 3 hours, or 1/3 jobs per hour.
When Paul works with Mary, they get the job done in 2 hours. Because Paul works at a rate of 1/3 jobs per hour, we know he gets 2/3 of the job done in 2 hours. That means Mary must get 1/3 of the job done in 2 hours. Mary therefore works at a rate of 1/6 jobs per hour.
Working alone, then, Mary gets 1 job done every 6 hours. In 12 hours, that’ll be 2 jobs.
