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A can work twice as fast as B. A&C together can work three times as fast as B. If A,B&C complete the job in 30 days working together, in how many days can reach of them complete the work.

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Answered by CarlynBronk
3

Let time taken by B to accomplish the work = x days

Then time taken by A to accomplish the work = \frac{x}{2} days

Time taken by A and C to accomplish the work = \frac{x}{3} days

Time taken by A, B and C jointly to accomplish the work = 30 days

(A+B+C) one day's work = \frac{1}{30}

(A+C) one day's work + B one day's work=  \frac{1}{30}

\frac{3}{x} +  \frac{1}{x}=  \frac{1}{30}

\frac{4}{x}= \frac{1}{30}

x= 120 days

Time taken by B to accomplish the work alone = 120 days  

Time taken by A to accomplish the work alone = \frac{x}{2} days=\frac{120}{2}= 60 days

Time taken by C to accomplish the work alone =(A+C) one day's work (\frac{3}{x} )-  A's one days work

=\frac{1}{40} -\frac{1}{60}= \frac{3-2}{120} = \frac{1}{120}= 120 Days

A= 60 days, B= 120 days, C=120 days



Answered by kamal7291
1

Answer:

A=60

B=120

C=120

Step-by-step explanation:

b=x

x=120

a=60

c=120

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