Homeless Shelter Research Paper

Everything happens for a reason. If you do something good, something good happens for you in return. However, if you do something bad, something equally bad will happen to you. For example, think of the homeless. They don’t complain about how they don’t have good items, but instead they are thankful for what they do have. They are thankful for things such as their food and clothes. They deserve something nice for everything that they have put up with. Both college students and members of a religious organization feel bad for these people, and decide to build a shelter for them. They plan to complete this project in six months, but they do not have a specific plan yet. If I was in charge of this project, my plan would be to use three skilled and five unskilled volunteers in order to finish building the shelter in the shortest time possible.

The plan for constructing the homeless shelter, for example, could be created using equations. The skilled workers work for 10 hours a week, and the unskilled workers work for 15 hours a week. If all 10 workers at the site were skilled, the job would be finished in 1200 hours. In addition to this, it is known that three skilled workers can complete the same amount of work as one skilled worker. If this work was converted into hours, the skilled worker would still work for 10 hours, but the unskilled worker would work for five hours. Since three unskilled workers are the same as one skilled worker, dividing the original 15 hours by three results in five hours. There’s one more part. The 1200 hours needs to be divided by 26 because the project needs to be done in six months, or 26 weeks. The final equation should be that the skilled workers working for 10 hours plus the unskilled workers working for five hours should equal the 1200 hours divided by