Math, asked by swarnaabi3617, 10 months ago

A and B separately can complete a work in 18 days and 24 days respectively. They both started working and after 4 days A left the work. Remaining work B can complete with the help of C in 5 days. If they get total wages 2880. Then wages of C is?

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Answered by orangesquirrel
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Given:

A takes 18 days to do a work

B takes 24 days to do a work

They both started working and after 4 days.

A left the work

B completes the remaining work with the help of C in 5 days.

Total wages= 2880

To find:

Wages of C

Solution:

By LCM method, total work is determined

We find the LCM of 18 and 24 to determine the total work, which is 72

Efficiency(work done in 1 day) of A= 4

Efficiency(work done in 1 day) of B= 3

Work done by A and B in the first 4 days= (4+3)*4= 28

So, remaining work= 72-28= 44

Let the efficiency of C be x

Remaining work is done by B and C in 5 days

So we can write-

(3+x)* 5= 44

x= 29/5 or 5.8

To calculate the wages, we need to find the ratio of work done by the three

Work done by A= 4*4= 16

Work done by B = 9*3= 27

Work done by C = 5*5.8 = 29

The work ratio= 16:27:29

Wage of C = (29/72)* 2880 = Rs. 1160

The wages of C is Rs. 1160.

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