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Answered by VemugantiRahul
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Given,

A can complete a work in 16 days

=> A will complete \frac{1}{16}th part of work in a day


B can complete a work in 20 days

=> B will complete \frac{1}{20}th part of work in a day


Let Total No. of Days taken to complete work be 'x'

As per the question,
B worked for all x days
A worked for (x - 4) days


• In a day, A complete \frac{1}{16}th of work

•°• A would have completed\frac{x-4}{16}th of work in (x-4) days

• In a day, B complete \frac{1}{20}th of work

•°• B would have completed\frac{x}{20}th of work in x days



Now,

(No. of days both worked × Work per day done by both) + (No. of days B worked alone × work per day done by B Alone) = Total work done


=> \frac{x-14}{16} + \frac{x}{20} = 1

=> \frac{5(x-4) + 4x}{80} = 1

=> 9x - 20 = 80

=> 9x = 100

=> x = \frac{100}{9}


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