Math, asked by wadekarprissha, 4 months ago

A can do work in 12 days B can do work in 15 days. How much days required if they work together?

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Answered by Anonymous
2

(60)/(12/5) or 25 days

step-by-step explaination:

GIVEN:

Let the total work is 60 units which is LCM of (12,15)

A can complete total work or 60 units in 12 days In one day he will complete (60/12) = 5 units

B can complete the same piece of work or 60 units in 15 days then in one day he will complete (60/15) = 4 units

Together they can complete (5+4) = 9 units in one day

They work together for 2 days then in 2 days they completed total = (9*2) = 18 units

After two days B leaves and A alone continue work for one day so in next one day he completed 5 units

Total work completed in 3 days = (18+5) = 23 units

Remaining work = (60–23) = 37 units

This remaining work of 37 units completed by A and C in 5 days when C join A

In 5 days A and C completed = 37 units

In one day they can complete = (37/5) units

A alone can complete = 5 units in one day

It means that C alone can complete (37/5 - 5) = (12/5) units in one day

Total work or 60 units he alone can complete (60)/(12/5) or 25 days

Answered by MathsLover00
3

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