$A$ and $B$ can do a work in $45 \text{ days}$ and $40 \text{ days}$,respectively. They began the work together,but $A$ left after some time and $B$ completed the remaining work in $23 \text{ days}$. After how many days of the start of the work did $A$ leave?

$A$ piece of work was to be completed in $40$ days. $A$ number of men employed upon it did only half the work in $24$ days. $16$ more men were then set on,and the work was completed in the specified time. How many men were employed at first?

$A$ is twice as good a workman as $B$. Working together,they finish a piece of work in $1.5$ days. $A$ alone can finish the work in (in days):

$3$ men and $2$ women can do a piece of work in $15$ days. $2$ men and $3$ women can do the same work in $18$ days. The number of days to be taken by $1$ man and $1$ woman to do the work is:

Two workers $A$ and $B$ working together completed a job in $5$ days. If $A$ worked twice as efficiently as he actually did and $B$ worked $1/3$ as efficiently as he actually did,the work would have been completed in $3$ days. To complete the job alone,$A$ would require (in days):

$2$ men and $3$ women together or $4$ men together can complete a piece of work in $20$ days. $3$ men and $3$ women will complete the same work in (in days):