P, Q and R together can complete a work in 12 days. All of them worked together for 6 days and then P left. How much time will Q and R together will take to complete the remaining work?
I. If P completes a work in X number of days, then Q and R together complete the work in X number of days.
II. After leaving the work, P completed another work in 10 days.
From statement I, it is clear that had P not left the work, the remaining work would have been completed in 6 days. Now since, P’s efficiency is equal to (Q + R)’s efficiency, now the work will completed in 12 days. Statement II is not related to the question.
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