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A can do a piece of work in 20 days and B in 16 days. they worked together for 5 days and then A left. In many days will B finish the remaining work?​

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Answered by itzcrazypie12
2

Given A can do the work in 20 days and B can do it 15 days.

Then work done by A in one day =

20

1

And, work by B in one day =

15

1

Then, the work done by A & B in one day =

20

1

+

15

1

=

60

7

A & B done 6 days together then work done in A & B in 6 days =

60

7

×6=

10

7

Then friction of work left =1−

10

7

=

10

3

Then B can do

10

3

work =

10

3

×

1

15

=

2

9

=4

2

1

days.

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Answered by bson
0

Step-by-step explanation:

A can do whole work in 20 days

A can do 1/20 part of work in 1 day

B can do work in 16 days

B can do 1/16 part of work in 1 day

A+B can do 1/20 +1/16 = 4+5/80 = 9/80 part of work in 1 day

In 5 days A+B can do =9/80 ×5 = 9/16 part of work

Remaining work=1- 9/16 = 7/16

B can do 1/16 part of work in 1 day

B can do 7/16 (= 7 ×1/16) part of work in

(7×1=) 7days

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