Math, asked by adrijabhattacharjee, 4 hours ago


6. A can do a piece of work in 24 hours while B alone can do it in 16 hours. If A, B and a
working together can finish it in 8 hours, in how many hours can C finish the work?​

Answers

Answered by karanvir35
0

Answer:

Number of hours A required to do a piece of work =24 hours

Number of B required to do a piece of work =16 hours

Let us consider number of hours C required to do a piece of work =x hours

Number of hours A,B and C together required to do piece of work =8 hours

∴ We can calculate, work done by A in 1 hour =1/24

Work done by B in 1 hour =1/16

Work done by C in 1 hour =1/x

Work done by A,B and C together in a 1 hour =1/8

Now, work done by A,B and C together in 1 hour is also equal to the sum of work done by A,B and C in 1 hour

=1/24+1/16+1/x=5/48+1/x

Therefore,

5/48+1/x=1/8

(5x+48)/48x=1/8

40x+384=48x

8x=384

x=384/8=48

∴C can do the work in 48 hours.

Answered by sanjuktag317
1

Answer:

48

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that,

Number of hours A required to do a piece of work =24 hours

Number of B required to do a piece of work =16 hours

Let us consider number of hours C required to do a piece of work =x hours

Number of hours A,B and C together required to do piece of work =8 hours

∴ We can calculate, work done by A in 1 hour =1/24

Work done by B in 1 hour =1/16

Work done by C in 1 hour =1/x

Work done by A,B and C together in a 1 hour =1/8

Now, work done by A,B and C together in 1 hour is also equal to the sum of work done by A,B and C in 1 hour

=1/24+1/16+1/x=5/48+1/x

Therefore,

5/48+1/x=1/8

(5x+48)/48x=1/8

40x+384=48x

8x=384

x=384/8=48

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