$P$ can do $\left(\frac{1}{4}\right)$ of the work in $10$ days. $Q$ can do $40\%$ of the work in $40$ days and $R$ can do $\left(\frac{1}{3}\right)$ of the work in $13$ days. Who will complete the work first?

Five men and $2$ boys,working together,can complete four times as much work per hour as a man and a boy working together. The ratio of the work completed by a man and a boy is:

$A$ and $B$ working separately can do a piece of work in $9$ and $12$ days,respectively. If they work for a day alternately with $A$ beginning,the work would be completed in (in days):

$A$ certain number of persons can complete a piece of work in $55 \text{ days}$. If there were $6$ persons more,the work could be finished in $11 \text{ days}$ less. How many persons were originally there?

$A$ farmer can plough a field working $6 \text{ hours per day}$ in $18 \text{ days}$. How many $\text{hours per day}$ must the farmer work to finish the same work in $12 \text{ days}$?

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):