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A shredder distributes hay across 5/9 of a field in 10 hours working alone. By adding...

A shredder distributes hay across 5/9 of a field in 10 hours working alone. By adding a second shredder, the entire field is finished in another 3 hours. How long would it take the second shredder to do the job working alone?

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