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A B C can do a piece of work in 12 days, A can do twice Than B ..C can do thrice B. find in how many days C alone di

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Answered by smasiulla
0

Answer:

6

Step-by-step explanation:

A+B+C=12

2B+B+3B=12

6B=12

B=2

C=3B

C=3×2=6

Answered by 1939719
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Workdone=rateoftheperson×timetaken

W=r×t=rt

Now if A and B are working together, the work done is given by

W=(rA+rB)tAB

where rA is the rate of A and rB is the rate of B and tAB is time taken for A and B working together to finish the work.

tAB=12 days

Now For B and C

W=(rB+rC)tBC

tBC=15 days

where rC is the rate of C and tBC is the time taken by both B and C working together to finish the work.

We also know that

rA=2rC===>rC=rA/2 Substitute into ======>W=(rB+rC)tBC

to get

W=(rB+rA2)tBC

The time taken to finish the work by A alone is given by

tA=WrA

Equating

W=(rA+rB)tAB and W=(rB+rA2)tBC

you get

(rA+rB)tAB=W=(rB+rA2)tBC

Solve for rB to get

rB=1.5rA

Now use

W=(rA+rB)tAB=2.5rAtAB

Substitute the above into

tA=WrA=2.5×tAB=2.5×12=30 days

A + B = 12 days

B + C = 15 days

Efficiency - A/C = 2/1

Therefore one day work for -

A = 2u and C = 1u

Let the total work be 60u ( LCM of 12 and 15)

One day work for -

A + B = 5u - (1)

B + C = 4u - (2)

Putting the value of A=2u in eq. 1

B = 3u

Now no. of days taken by B to complete the work = 60 / 3 = 20 days

For A = 60 / 2 = 30 days

For C = 60 /1 = 60 days

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