Math, asked by rishabhkhandelwal8a, 7 months ago

7. A can do a piece of work in 14 days which B can do it in 21 days. They begin together but 3 days
before the completion of the work. A leaves off. Find the total number of days taken to finish work.

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Answered by minhaziyan
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Answer:

If A can do the wrok in 14 days, his work per day = 1/14

if B can do the work in 21 days, his work per day = 1/21

 

if A and B work together, work per day = (1/14)+(1/21) = 5/42

 

Hence work will be completed, if and B work together = 42/5 =  [ 8+(2/5) ] days.

 

If A leaves 3 days before completion of work, hence they worked together for 5 days.

 

Hence completed work in 5 days = 5×(5/42) = 25/42

remaining work = 1 - (25/42) = 17/42

 If A can do the wrok in 14 days, his work per day = 1/14

if B can do the work in 21 days, his work per day = 1/21

 

if A and B work together, work per day = (1/14)+(1/21) = 5/42

 

Hence work will be completed, if and B work together = 42/5 =  [ 8+(2/5) ] days.

 

If A leaves 3 days before completion of work, hence they worked together for 5 days.

 

Hence completed work in 5 days = 5×(5/42) = 25/42

remaining work = 1 - (25/42) = 17/42

 

Hence no. of days required for B to complete = 17/42 = 8.5 days

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