12 men water the field in 9 hours. How many men will be required to water the same field in 4 hours?
Maths / Direction Sense MCQs — Multiple-choice practice
- A. 25 men
- B. 26 men
- C. None of these
- D. 27 men
Correct answer
27 men
Explanation
Explanation Given that 12 men can water the field in 9 hours, we can calculate the total man-hours required: Total man-hours = 12 men * 9 hours = 108 man-hours If the same field needs to be watered in 4 hours, let's denote the number of men required as x: x men * 4 hours = 108 man-hours x = 108 / 4 x = 27
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