Anil can paint a house in days while Bimal can paint it in days. Anil starts painting and after days, Bimal and Charu join him. Together, they complete the painting in more days. If they are paid a total of Rs. for the job, then the share of Charu, in INR, proportionate to the work done by him, is
Anil can paint a house in days while Bimal can paint it in days. Anil starts painting and after days, Bimal and Charu join him. Together, they complete the painting in more days. If they are paid a total of Rs. for the job, then the share of Charu, in INR, proportionate to the work done by him, is
Solution
We have three painters working on a house:
Anil can complete the entire house in 60 days
Bimal can complete the entire house in 84 days
Charu's ability is unknown (we need to find it)
The work schedule is:
Anil works alone for 10 days
Then all three work together for 14 more days
Total payment: Rs. 21000
When dealing with work problems, we assume the total work is a convenient number that makes calculations easier. The LCM of the given time periods works perfectly.
LCM of 60 and 84:
60 =
84 =
LCM =
Total Work = 420 units
Now we can find each person's work rate:
Anil's rate = units per day
Bimal's rate = units per day
Charu's rate = Let's call it units per day
Phase 1: Anil works alone (10 days)
Work done by Anil = units
Phase 2: All three work together (14 days)
Combined rate = units per day
Work done by all three together = units
Total work done = Total work required
Work done in Phase 1 + Work done in Phase 2 = 420 units
units per day
So Charu can do 13 units of work per day.
Anil's total work:
Phase 1: units
Phase 2: units
Total = 168 units
Bimal's total work:
Phase 1: 0 units (didn't work)
Phase 2: units
Total = 70 units
Charu's total work:
Phase 1: 0 units (didn't work)
Phase 2: units
Total = 182 units
Work ratio = Anil : Bimal : Charu = 168 : 70 : 182
Dividing each by 2: 84 : 35 : 91
Total parts = parts
Charu's share =
=
= Rs. 9100
Charu's share = Rs. 9100