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Acan do a piece of work in 14 days while B can do in 21 days they begin together but 3 days before the completion of the work A leaves off. final total number of days taken to complete the work

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Answered by debtwenty12pe7hvl
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Let the total no. of days needed to complete the work be x days.

Let's assume total work to be 1.

1 day work of A = 1/14 part

1 day work of B = 1/21 part

Since A leaves 3 days before completion of work, therefore A works for (x-3) days.

And B works for x days.

According to the question,

(1/4)×(x-3)+(1/21)×x=1

3x-9+2x=42

5x=51

x=10.2 days.

So total days needed to complete the work = 10.2 days.





Answered by gorki1720
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Acan do a piece of work in 14 days

while B can do in 21 days

Efficiency of A = 1/14.

Efficiency of B = 1/21.

Amount of work completed by B in 3 days = 3/21. I.e. 1/7

The remaining work was done by A and B together.

Therefore, remaining work = 1–(1/7) = 6/7.

Total work is taken as 1 in this case.

Therefore, combined efficiency=(1/14)+(1/21).

Combined efficiency = 5/42

Therefore number of days A and B worked together is given as,

(5/42)x = 6/7.

We get x = 7.2 days

Therefore total days to complete the work = 10.2 days.

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