Workers, Days, and Work Ratio Interactive Model

① This GeoGebra example demonstrates the proportional relationship between the number of workers (men and women) and the number of days required to complete a task, allowing users to explore how changes in workforce affect total work output. ② Core mathematical concepts include ratio and proportion, linear relationships, arithmetic operations, and basic linear programming ideas, where total work equals workers multiplied by days. ③ Construction highlights: multiple text objects (text1 to text12) provide labels and explanations; variables such as man, Women, Day_m, Day_w, a, b, c, d represent worker counts and days; objects like JPW, SMW, SWWP, RWW compute combined work rates or ratios; sliders or input fields likely enable dynamic adjustment, with results displayed as text and numeric values. ④ Suitable for middle school to high school students learning ratios, word problems, or introductory linear programming, and useful for teachers demonstrating work-allocation problems in class.