$A$ can finish a work in $12$ days and $B$ can do it in $15$ days. After $A$ had worked for $3$ days,$B$ also joined $A$ to finish the remaining work. In how many days will the remaining work be finished?

$6$ men can complete a piece of work in $12$ days. $8$ women can complete the same piece of work in $18$ days,whereas $15$ children can complete the piece of work in $10$ days. $4$ men,$12$ women,and $20$ children work together for $2$ days. If only men were to complete the remaining work in $1$ day,how many men would be required?

$15$ men take $20$ days to complete a job working $8$ hours a day. How many hours a day should $20$ men work to complete the same job in $12$ days?

$5$ men can prepare $10$ toys in $6$ days working $6$ hours a day. Then,in how many days can $12$ men prepare $16$ toys working $8$ hours a day? (in days)

$P$ can complete $\frac{1}{4}$ of a work in $10$ days,$Q$ can complete $40\%$ of the same work in $15$ days,$R$ can complete $\frac{1}{3}$ of the work in $13$ days,and $S$ can complete $\frac{1}{6}$ of the work in $7$ days. Who will be able to complete the work first?

The work done by a woman in $8\, \text{hours}$ is equal to the work done by a man in $6\, \text{hours}$ and by a boy in $12\, \text{hours}$. If working $6\, \text{hours per day}$,$9$ men can complete a work in $6\, \text{days}$,then in how many $\text{days}$ can $12$ men,$12$ women,and $12$ boys together finish the same work working $8\, \text{hours per day}$?