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If sue can shovel her driveway in 80 minutes and when her husband helps both of them together can shovel it in 50 minutes how long would it take her husband to shovel the driveway alone?
If when her husband helps it doesn't cut the time in half. Then her husband is a wimp.
How do you shovel gramma's driveway on wimpy wonderland?
Go to the far right, to Whirley Street, and get past the snowballs to reach the shovel there. Go to the far left, to South Main Street, and shovel the snow from Greg's grandmother's driveway. Use the shovel by placing it near the bottom of the screen, which is the top of the driveway. Slide your mouse forward and the shovel will fill with snow. Click to the right side to dump the snow, then get another shovelful. You have to remove almost all of the snow before time runs out.
How do you shovel the driveway on Wimpy Wonderland?
The snow shovel is on Whirley Street, which is on the FAR RIGHT of the island. Go past the school and Leisure Towers, and you will be pelted by snowballs when you encounter the Whirley Street kids. Dodge the snowballs and get to the shovel by the middle of the building. Take the shovel to the FAR LEFT of the island, which is Gramma's house on South Main. After you talk to her, shovel her driveway in the mini-game. Place the shovel near the bottom of the screen (top of the driveway), then click and slide it upward until it fills with snow. Move to the right side and dump the snow, and begin another pass. Try not to leave any small areas behind. After 5 or 6 shovels full, it should be mostly cleared. You have to finish before time runs out (i.e. "before you get too cold"). Gramma will leave in her car to go to bingo at Leisure Towers.
How do you get past the wirly street kids in poptropica?
You don't need to get pass them till the end. All you need to do is get far enough to grab the shovel to shovel off Greg' s grandma's driveway. Once you have the shovel you don't have to go that way anymore. At the end of the game you see them again but this time you get to push a snowball at them.
A person shovel a driveway and then the exact same size driveway gets shoveled by a snow blower in less time who has done more work the person or the snow blower and who has more power?
They have both done the same amount of work. But the snow blower has more power and does the same job in less time.
How do you get the shovel in Zelda Ocarina of Time?
There is no such thing as a shovel in Ocarina of Time.
How do you shovel all the snow off the drive in time on poptropica?
you have to be really fast but if you shovel to much snow it will get to heavy and you'll drop a bunch of snow and when you have a shovel full of snow you quickly bring the shovel over to the grass dump it and keep shoveling.
How long does it take to pour concrete for a typical driveway project?
The time it takes to pour concrete for a typical driveway project can vary depending on the size and complexity of the project. On average, it may take 1-3 days to pour and finish the concrete for a standard driveway.
How long does it take for a heated driveway to heat or warm up?
The time it takes for a heated driveway to warm up can vary depending on the size of the driveway, the temperature outside, and the type of heating system used. On average, it can take anywhere from 15 minutes to a few hours for a heated driveway to reach its desired temperature.
Is the best time to salt a driveway before during or after snowfall?
The best time to salt a driveway is before snowfall if you can anticipate it. This will help prevent ice from forming and make it easier to shovel snow. If you missed salting beforehand, you can salt during snowfall to prevent accumulation and slippery conditions. Salting after snowfall can still be effective in melting existing ice.
What is the shovel called the Sir Sam Hughes made?
The McAdam shovel. He named it after his assistant at the time.
How long does it take to dig a grave with a shovel?
Obviously, it depends on the size of the hole, but a tipical grave takes about 2-3 hours to dig, using just one shovel.
