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X can do a piece of work in 'p' days and y can do the same work in 'q' days . Then the number of days in which x and y can together do that work is

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Answered by Viratanmol
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x \: can \: do \:  a \: piece \: of \: work \: in \: p \: days \\ and \: y \: can \: do \: same \: in \: q \: days
therefore
1 \: day \: work \: of \: x \: will \: be = 1   \div p
1 \: day \: work \: of \: y \: will \: be = 1 \div q
total \: days \: required \: for \: x \: and \: y = 1 \div p + 1 \div q
 = p + q \div pq
 = pq \div p + q
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