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To do a certain work, A and B work on altemate days with B beginning the work on the first day. A alone the same work in 24 days. If the work gets completed in 11 days, then B alone can complete th part of the original can complete work.

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Answered by tname3345
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Step-by-step explanation:

given :

  • certain work of A and B = 24 days

  • complete work = 11 days

to find :

  • original can complete work = ?

  • original can complete work = ?

solution :

A work for one day = 1/48

B work for one day = 1/9

  • = 1/9 + 6 days for complete for B

we take the B complete work = a

  • 8/9 = 6/a

  • = 27/4

days 4 time complete certain work

  • = 4×27/4

orginal part to completed = 27 days

Answered by as3801504
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  • .Let the efficiency of A be 1 unit
  • Total work = 48 x 1 = 48 units
  • Working alternatively,
  • Time for which A work in days = days
  • Work done by A = units
  • Time for which B work = 6 days
  • Work done by B = 48 - = units
  • Efficiency of B = 128/18 units per day
  • Time taken by B to finish 4 times the work = 192/(128/18) = 27 days

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