Math, asked by ramrajapavers, 1 year ago

Sanjay and Ranbir can do a piece of work in 45 and 40 days respectively they work together but after some days and B finish the remaining work in 23 days after how many days did Sanjay leave​

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Answered by wajahatkincsem
53

Answer:

Snajay left after 9 days.

Step-by-step explanation:

Productivity of Sanjay = 1/45 work/day

Productivity of Ranbir = 1/40 work/day

Productivity of Both working together = 1/45 +1/40

= 17/360 per day.

Ranbir did 23 days of work.

Thus the total amount of work will be:

23 x 1/40 = 23/40 (Amount of work)

Remaining work = 1 - 23/40 = 17/40.

This is done by Sanjay and Ranbir together.

Number of days they worked together = (17/40) / (17/360) = 9 Days

Answered by Anonymous
43

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\sf  Sanjay \: does \: the \: job \: in \: 45 \: days. \:

\sf \: Then \: work \: done \: by \: Sanjay \: = \frac {1}{45}

\sf \: Ranbir \: does \: the \: job \: in \: 40 \: days.

\sf \: Then \: work \: done \: by \: Ranbir \:  =  \frac{1}{40}

\sf \: Work \: done \: by \: both \: together =  \frac{1}{45}  +  \frac{1}{40}=  \frac{17}{360}

\sf \: After \: Sanjay \: leaves,

\sf \: Ranbir \: completes \: the \: remaining \: work \: in \: 23 \: days.

\sf \: Ranbir's  \: part \: of  \: work \:in \: 23 \: days =  \frac{23}{40}

\sf \: Remaining \: part \: = 1 -  \frac{23}{40}  =  \frac{17}{40}

\sf \: Remaining \: part   \: \frac{17}{30} \:  is\: done \: by \: both \:

\sf \: Number \: of \: days \: Sanjay \: Leaves-

⠀⠀\sf \:  = \frac{17}{40}  \div  \frac{17}{360}

⠀⠀\sf \: =  \frac{17}{40}  \times  \frac{360}{17}

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⠀⠀ \sf= 9 \: days

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