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Dosya Paylaşımı Sorusu

In this transcript, the speaker discusses a problem related to file sharing in a company. The problem involves dividing 144 files among two employees and then among six employees. The speaker provides step-by-step instructions for solving the problem.

Dividing Files Among Two Employees

• There are 144 files that need to be divided among two employees.

• If one employee has already finished their share of the files, they can go on leave.

• One employee reviewed twice as many files as another employee.

• The number of extra files reviewed by one employee is equal to the difference between the number of files reviewed by each employee.

Dividing Files Among Six Employees

• There are six employees who will divide up 144 files equally.

• Three employees worked for three days and then left, while three others continued working.

• The remaining files were divided equally among the three remaining employees.

• Bahadir reviewed half as many files as his colleague.

Overall, this transcript provides a detailed explanation of how to divide a set of files among different numbers of employees. It includes step-by-step instructions and calculations for determining how many files each person should review.

Dosya İnceleme Sayısı

In this section, the speaker discusses the number of files that need to be reviewed by employees who are on leave and those who have left the company.

Number of Files to Review

• Employees who are on leave or have left the company should share their files equally.

• If one person has more files than others, it needs to be investigated.

• One person cannot have significantly more files than others. If someone has fewer files, they should review some of the extra ones.

• The number of files that need to be reviewed is 144.

Bağların İncelenmesi

In this section, the speaker talks about how many people reviewed each file and how many total reviews were done.

Number of Reviews per File

• There were 144 files that needed to be reviewed.

• Each file was reviewed nine times by different employees.

• The total number of reviews was not mentioned in this section.

Conclusion

The speaker discussed how many files needed to be reviewed and how many times each file was reviewed. They also emphasized that all employees should share an equal workload when it comes to reviewing these files.