Given zimbabwe and portugal each country has=180min
Each country divided time equally between production of toothbrushes and hairburshes i.e=90min
Production ofToothbrush of zimbabwe and portugal=90/3+90/5
=30+18=48
Production of Hairburshes of zimbabwe and portugal=90/10+90/6
=9+15=24
Total production =48tooth production and 24 hairbrushes
Therefore option is a.
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