Twenty-four men can complete a work in sixteen $days$. Thirty-two women can complete the same work in twenty-four $days$. Sixteen men and sixteen women started working and worked for twelve $days$. How many more men are to be added to complete the remaining work in $2$ $days$?

$A$ can complete a work in $10$ days,$B$ can complete the same work in $20$ days,and $C$ in $40$ days. $A$ starts working on the first day,$B$ works on the second day,and $C$ works on the third day. Again,$A$ works on the fourth day,$B$ on the fifth day,and so on. If they continue working in the same way,in how many days will the work be completed?

If $12$ men and $16$ boys can do a piece of work in $5 \, \text{days}$,and $13$ men and $24$ boys can do it in $4 \, \text{days}$,then the ratio of the daily work done by a man to that of a boy is:

$A$ contractor undertakes to dig a canal $12 \, km$ long in $350 \, days$ and employs $45$ men. After $200 \, days$ he finds that only $4.5 \, km$ of the canal has been completed. Find the number of extra men he must employ to finish the work in time (in $men$).

$A$ can do a piece of work in $20 \, \text{days}$ and $B$ in $30 \, \text{days}$. They work together for $7 \, \text{days}$ and then, both leave the work. Then, $C$ alone finishes the remaining work in $10 \, \text{days}$. In how many $\text{days}$ will $C$ finish the full work?

$A$ man is twice as fast as a woman and a woman is twice as fast as a boy in doing a work. If all of them, a man, a woman and a boy, can finish the work in $7$ days, in how many days will a boy do it alone?