Math, asked by ankitgoyal77, 2 days ago


A and B together can complete a work in 24 hours, B and C together in 30 hours and C and A together in 40 hours. In how many hours C alone can do 60% of that work?

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Answered by vanshikalakhwani04
2

Answer:

72 hours

Given:

A and B together can complete work = 24 days

B and C together can complete work = 30 days

C and A together can complete work = 40 days

Formula used:

Work done = Time × Efficiency

Calculation:

Let total work be LCM (24, 30 and 40) = 120

A and B efficiency = 120/24 = 5

B and C efficiency = 120/30 = 4

C and A efficiency = 120/40 = 3

A, B and C efficiency = (5 + 4 + 3)/2 = 6

C's efficeiecy = 6 - 5 = 1

60% of the work completed in

(120/1) × (60/100) = 72 hours

∴ C will complete 60% of the work in 72 hours

Hope you have solved your problem

Answered by amitnrw
1

Given :  A and B together can complete a work in 24 hours, B and C together in 30 hours and C and A together in 40 hours.

To Find :  In how many hours C alone can do 60% of that work

Solution:

A and B together can complete a work in 24 hours

1/A  + 1/B = 1/24   Eq1

B and C together in 30 hours

1/B + 1/C  = 1/30  Eq2

C and A together in 40 hours.

1/A + 1/C  = 1/40  Eq3

Eq3 + Eq2  - Eq1

=> 2/C  =   1/40 + 1/30  - 1/24

=> 2/C  = ( 3 + 4 - 5)/120

=> 2/C = 2/120

=> C = 120

Can complete 100 % work in 120   hours

=> 60 % work can be done in (60/100)120 = 72 hours

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