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A and B together can finish a work at their usual............ the task if he works alone at twice the usual efficiency?

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A and B together can finish a work at their usual efficiencies in 36 days.
If A had worked at 2/3 of his usual efficiency and B had worked at twice his usual efficiency, then the work would have been completed in 30 days.
How many days would A take to finish the task if he works alone at twice the usual efficiency?

posted Mar 25, 2022 by Upma

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