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Time & Work, Pipes & Cistern

The document discusses various problems related to time and work, including calculations of work done by individuals and groups. It provides formulas for determining the efficiency and time taken by different workers to complete tasks. The document includes examples with specific units of work and their respective completion times.
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Time & Work, Pipes & Cistern

The document discusses various problems related to time and work, including calculations of work done by individuals and groups. It provides formulas for determining the efficiency and time taken by different workers to complete tasks. The document includes examples with specific units of work and their respective completion times.
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Time & Work, Pipes & Cistern So,

B’s per day work = 4 – 3 = 1 unit/day


1. (c)
Let the total work is 24 [LCM of (8, 12)] 30
Time taken by B alone to complete the half work =
1
24
Ram (R) and Ghanshyam (G) will do = = 3 units/day = 30 days.
8
24 5. (d)
Ram (R) will do = = 2 units/day
12 1
A can do of the work in 3 days
So, G = (R + G) – R = 3 – 2 = 1 3
24 So, A completes the whole work in 9 days
So Ghanshyam alone can complete the job in i.e.
1 B can do of the work in 9 days
24 days. So, B completes the whole work in 18 days.
Let the total work unit be 18 units (LCM of 9 and 18)
2. (a)
18
Let total work is 18 units [LCM of (3, 6, 18)] A’s per day work = = 2 units/dayy
9
18
P, Q & R will do = = 6 units/dayy 18
3 B’s per day work = = 1 unit/dayy
18
18 So,
P will do = = 3 units/day
6 (A + B)’s per day work = 2 + 1 = 3 units/day
18 Together they take time to complete half of the work
Q will do = = 1 unit/day
18 9
=
R = 6 – (3 + 1) = 2 units/day 3
18 = 3 days.
R can finish the work alone in i.e. 9 days.
2
6. (c)
Let total work be 60 units [LCM of (12, 20, 15)]
3. (d)
Let the total unit of work be 36 units (LCM of 18 60
A and B will do = = 5 units/day
and 36) 12
36 60
A’s per day work = = 2 units/dayy B and C will do = = 3 units/day
18 20
36 60
B’s per day work = = 1 unit/dayy C + A will do = = 4 units/day
36 15
(A + B)’s per day work = 2 + 1 = 3 units/day  2(A + B + C) = 12 units/day
Total work will be completed in 9 days A + B + C = 6 units/day
= 9 × 3 = 27 units.
60
A, B & C together can do the job in = 10 days.
 36  27  6
\Percentage of work is left =    100 = 25%
 36 
7. (c)
4. (b) A B
Let the total unit of work be 60 units (LCM of 15 and Ratio of Efficiency 3 1
20) Ratio of Days 1 3
60
(A + B)’s per day work = = 4 units/dayy Let A & B can finish the work in x and 3x days
15
respectively.
60 3x – x = 30
A’s per day work = = 3 units/dayy
20 2x = 30

1
x = 15
60
So A & B can do the work in 15 & 45 days respectively. B’s per day work = = 4 units/dayy
Let the total work is 45 units [LCM of (15, 45)] 15
(A + B)’s per day work = 5 + 4 = 9 units/day.
45
A will do = = 3 units/day Let the number of day A alone worked be x days.
15 According to the question,
45 9 × 5 + 5 × x = 60
B will do = = 1 unit/day
45 5x = 15
x = 3 days.
45
A & B together can finish the work in i.e. 11.25
4 11. (a)
days. Let total work = 24 units (LCM if 8 & 12)
24
8. (a) Per day work of A & B  3
Let total work is 18 units [LCM of (3, 6, 18)] 8

18 24
M, W & B will do = = 6 units/day Per day work of B  2
3 12
So, Per day work of A = 3 – 2 = 1
18 In the first four days B will do 4 × 2 i.e. 8 units
M will do = = 3 units/day
6 Remaining units = 24 – 8 = 16
18 16
B will do = = 1 unit/day Now A will finish the remaining 16 units in  i.e.
18 1
W = 6 – (3 + 1) = 2 16 days

18 12. (d)
Women can finish the work alone in i.e. 9 days.
2 Let the total unit of work be 30 units (LCM of 15
& 10)
9. (d)
Ratio of time taken by A, B & C = 2 : 1 : 3 30
A’s per day work = = 2 units/dayy
Let the time taken by 2x, x & 3x 15
Let Total work = 6x (LCM of 2x, x & 3x)
30
6x B’s per day work = = 3 units/dayy
Work done by A per day   3 units 10
2x Money is distributed in the ratio of per day work
6x A:B=2:3
Work done by B per day   6 units
x 2
Share of A =  30000  12000
5
Work done by C per day  6x  2 units
3x
Now together they can complete the work in 12 days 13. (b)
Let the total work is 24 units [LCM of (8, 12, 4)]
6x
So  12 24
36 2 A will do = = 3 units/day
x = 22 8
Time taken by A alone = 2x 24
= 2 × 22 B will do = = 2 units/day
12
= 44 days
24
A, B and C will do = = 6 units/day
10.(a) 4
Let the total unit of work be 60 units (LCM of 12 & 15)
 C = 6 – (3 + 2) = 1
60 So, Ratio of efficiency = 3 : 2 : 1
A’s per day work = = 5 units/dayy
12 1
C’s share of money =  4500 = 750
50
6

2
120
14.(a) A will fill = = 4 units/min.
30
A B C
120
Number of Days 6 4 9 B will fill = = 3 units/min.
Daily Wages 5 6 4 40
6 5 4 6 9 4  C = 12 – (4 + 3) = 5 units/min
Final Ratio
(30) (24) (36) 120
So, Tap C alone can fill the tank in = 24 minutess
5
So the total money of Rs. 1800 will be divided among
A, B & C in the ratio of 5 : 4 : 6 [30 : 24 : 36] 20.(d)
Let total capacity = x gallons
5
Amount received by A =  1800 = 600 15
15 A will fill x
20
15.(c) 15
B will fill x
Men Toys Days Hrs/day 24
10 16 6 3 C will remove = 15 × 6 = 90
12 40 x 8
15 15
x  x  90  x
20 24
3 40 10
x  6   x = 240 gallons
8 16 12
75 11 21.(c)
 4 Let Capacity of the tank is N litres
16 16
After 30 minutes the tank contains N litres

16.(a) N
After 25 minutes the tank contains litres
6M = 10W 2
Now,
N
12M & 10W After 20 minutes the tank contains litres
= 12M + 10W 4
= 2 × 10W + 10W 1
th

= 30W So, the tank is full after 20 minutes


4
10W can do a work in 24 days
24 22.(c)
So, 30W will do the same work in i.e. 8 days If diameter becomes double so the radius also
3
becomes double.
Now, if the radius becomes double
17.(b) then the area becomes four times
Let the remaining food will last for x more days
So, 4000  190 = 4000  30 + 3200  x 1  1
So, the required time =
4
 40 = 10 minutes T 
x = 200  A

18.(b) TYPE - 1:
Let 15 Men leave the work after A days. 1.1(c)
So, 25  20 = (25 × A) + (10 × 40) Let the total work is 360 [LCM of (72, 120, 90)]
x=4
360
A and B will do = = 5 units/day
19.(b) 72
Let total capacity be is 120 units [LCM of (10, 30, 40)]
360
120 B and C will do = = 3 units/day
A, B and C will fill = = 12 units/min. 120
10
360
C and A will do = 4 units/day
90

3
 2(A + B + C) = 12 units/day the total work.
A + B + C = 6 units/day 2
Also A = (A + B + C) – (B + C) = 6 – 3 = 3 Remaining work is done by P is 20 days
3
360 So, P alone will finish the whole work in
So, A alone would complete the work in = 120 days
3 3
 20 i.e. 30 days
2
1.2(a)
Let the total work is 24 [LCM of (8, 12, 16)] 2.3(a)
24 Let total work = 180 units (LCM of 60 & 90)
A and B will do = = 3 units/day
8 180
Per day work of A   3 units
24 60
B and C will do = = 2 units/day
12 180
Per day work of B   2 units
90
24
A, B and C will do = = 4 units/day Let the work lasts for x days.
6 Now, A has worked for x days
 A + 2B + C = 5 and B has worked for (x – 15) days
and A + B + C = 4 So, 3x + 2(x – 15) = 180
So, B = 1 and A + C = 3 5x = 210
x = 42
24
So, A & C together can complete the work in i.e. 8
3
days TYPE - 3:
3.1(d)
TYPE - 2: Let total work is 36 [LCM (12, 18)]
2.1(b)
36
2 A will do i.e. 3 units/day
In the first two days they must have done of the 12
3
work 36
B will do i.e. 2 units/day
18
2 1
Remaining work  1  
3 3 A B A B A B
3 2 3 2 3 2
1
Now A can finish work in 2 days
3 5 units of work is completed in 2 days.
So, A will do the whole work alone in 3 × 2 i.e. 6 days
35
A&B  3 So, 35 units of work will be completed in 2 × = 14
5
A 6
Let total work = 6 units days.
1
Units done by A & B per day  6  2 The remaining 1 unit of work will be done by A in rd
3 3
of the day
Units done by A per day  6  1 1
6 So total days = 14
3
Units done by B per day = 2 – 1 = 1
Time taken by B to finish the whole work alone
3.2(c)
6 Let total work = 72 units (LCM of (18, 27 & 36))
  6 days
1
72
Per day work of A   4 units
2.2(a) 18

10 1 72
In the first 10 days, they must have done i.e. of Per day work of B   3 units
30 3 24

4
TYPE - 5:
72
Per day work of C   2 units 5.1(d)
36
8 48
C B A C B A 10 men can do the work in 12 × = days.
2 3 4 2 3 4 --------
10 5
9 units 9 units 4 women can do the work in 48 days.
10 children can do the work in 24 days.
9 units has been done in 3 days Let the total work = 48 units
So, 72 units will be done in 3  8 = 24 days
48
10 men’s 1 day work = = 5 unitss
TYPE - 4: 48
4.1(b) 5
Ratio of days = 12 : 16 : 24 or 3 : 4 : 6
48
1 1 1 4 women’s 1 day work = = 1 unit
Ratio of efficiency/wages  : : 48
3 4 6
Ratio of wages = 4 : 3 : 2 48
10 children 1 day work = = 2 units
24
3
Share of B   2700  900 48
9 Together they can finish the work in =6
5+1+2
4.2(a) days.
Let the wages be M, W & B
3M = 4W 5.2(d)
M 4 10W  8 days

W 3 8 × 10 40
6W  = days
& 2W = 3B 6 3
W 3 10C  12

B 2 12 × 10
3C  = 40 days
So M : W :B = 4 : 3 : 2 3
Now 3M + 2W + 4B = 26
3 × 4x + 2 × 3x + 4 × 2x = 26   40 
Let total work = 40 units LCM  , 40  
26x = 26   3 
x=1
So, wages of 4 men, 3 women and 2 boys = 4 × 4x + 3 × 40
1 day work of 6W = = 3 units
3x + 2 × 2x = 29 x = 29 × 1 = 29 40
3
4.3(b)
Let each man get Rs. m per day 40
1 day work of 3C = = 1 unit
Let each women get Rs. w per day 40
So,
40
(4 × 5)m + (6 × 5)w = 1600 ..... (1) Together they can finish the work in i.e. 10 days.
4
(3 × 6)m + (7 × 6)w = 1740 ..... (2)
 5.3(c)
20m + 30w = 1600 ..... (3) 1M = 2W = 3B
18m + 42w = 1740 ..... (4) So, 1M + 1W + 1B =
Solving (3) and (4)
m = 50, w = 20 1 1
1M  M  M
Let the no. of day be ‘d’ 2 3
So, (7 × 50)d + (6 × 20)d = 3760 6  3  2 11
 350d + 120d = 3760   M
6 6
 470d = 3760 1M can complete a job in 88 days
3760 11 6
 d 8 So M will do the same job in 88   48 days
470 6 11

5
TYPE - 6: 7.2(c)
6.1(d) Let capacity = 40 units
40
Men Hr/Day Days Inlet pipe work/min = =5
8
9 7 15
6 9 x 40
Outlet pipe work/min = =8
5
7 9 Half fill means 20 units is there
x = 15 × × = 17.5 days Net work/min = 8 – 5 = 3
9 6
20 2
6.2(a) Required time = = 6 or 6 hrs 40 minutes.
3 3
Men Hr./day Volume Days
16 18 3456 (36 × 4 × 24) 20 7.3(d)
x 12 6912 (64 × 6 × 18) 16 Let tank Capacity = 60 units
60
18 6912 20 A’s work done/min = =4
x  16    15
12 3456 16
= 60 60
B’s work done/min = =3
20
6.3(b) Work done in 4 mins = 7  4 = 28 unitss
Remaining = 60 – 28 = 32 units
Men Work Days
20
1
20 32 2
3 B will do remaining work in = 10 mins i.e. 10
2 3 3
X 3 25
min 40 seconds
Total time = 14 min 40 sec.
2
3 20 7.4(b)
x = 20 × × = 32 Let Capacity = 12 units
1 25
3 12
Per hour Capacity of A  4
Extra person required = 32 – 20 = 12 3

6.4(d) 12
Per hour Capacity of B  3
Let the number of days for which they are able to 4
carry = D 12
So, 1000 × 30 Per hour Capacity of C   12
= 1000 × 10 + 2000 × D 1
D = 10 days. Till 5 PM
Tank filled = 4 × 2 + 3 × 1
TYPE - 7: = 11
7.1(d) Work done from 5 to 6 = 4 + 3 – 12 = –5
Let Capacity = 60 units Work done form 6 to 7 = –5
60 1
First Inlet pipe units/min = =3 Remaining 1 unit will be emptied in hrs.
20 5
60 So exact time is 7:12 PM
Second Inlet pipe units/min = =1
60
Units done in 1 min = 3 + 1 = 4
In First 10 minutes, units completed = 4  10 = 40
Remaining units = 60 – 40 = 20
20
Second pipe will fill remaining in = = 20 mins
1

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