Using more advanced technology, a team of workers began to produce 6 more parts per hour than planned. as a result the team fulfilled 120% of an eight hours day work in six hours. how many parts per hour was the team supposed to produce according to the plan?

10 parts per hour

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the team supposed to produce x parts per hour.

Thus, in 8 hour, the team supposed to produce = 8 x

Now, when company produce 6 more parts per hour than planned ,

Then the new parts per hour produced by company = x + 6

Thus, in 6 hour, the team supposed to produce = 6 ( x +6 )

According to the question,

As a result of new plan the team fulfilled 120% of an eight hours day work in six hours.

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Thus, 10 parts per hour was the team supposed to produce according to the plan.

the answer is 31.27mph

step-by-step explanation:

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