10 women and 12 men complete a certain piece of work in 30 days, if each women takes thrice the time taken by a man to finish the work.
Quantity I – How many days will 17 men and 33 women can take to finish the same work?
Quantity II – How many days will 26 men and 12 women can take to finish the same work?
17 m + 33 women = 17 m + 11 m = 28 men (in Quantity I). 26 m + 12 women = 26 m + 4 m = 30 men (in Quantity II). Clearly 30 men will take less days to complete a work than 28 men. ∴ Quantity I > Quantity II.
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