Math, asked by bipint1141, 8 months ago

A does 60% of a work in 15 days. He then calls B, and they together finish the remaining work in 5 days. How long B alone would take to do the whole work?

A) 25 days B) 20 days C) 80 days D) 24 days

Answers

Answered by Shubhammandaria123
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Step-by-step explanation:

60% of work is done by A in = 15 days.

100% of work will be done by A in =15 x 100/60=25 days.

In 1- day A can do= 1/25 work.

0.4 part of work is done by A and B in 5- days.

So in 1- day A and B can do= 0.4/5 =2/25 work

So 1/A + 1/B= 2/25 work

Therefore 1/B= 2/25 - 1/A

= 2/25 - 1/25

= 1/25.

So “B” alone can complete the whole work in 25- days. ============================

Simple Method : 60% of work is done by A in 15- days.

The remaining 40% of the work will be done by A in = 15 x 40/60=10days.

In 1-day A can do= 0.4/10= 1/25 work.

The remaining 40% of work is done by A and B in 5- days.

Ie., In just half the time in which “A” can do !!.

So both A and B are equally efficient and B can do as much work as A !!

Therefore “B” alone can do in 1-day 1/25 of work .

So B can finish the complete work alone in 25- days.

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