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Narender can do 4/5th of work in 20 days. The efficiency of Ajay is 25% more than that of Narender. Both Narender and Ajay started working together and left the work after five days. Neha completed the remaining work in 11 days. The efficiency of Neha is how much percent more/less than that of Narender?
25% less
20% less
20% more
25% more
None of these
- Narender's Efficiency: Narender completes 4/5 of the work in 20 days. So, total work takes him 25 days (5/4 * 20).
- Narender's Work per Day: 1/25 of work.
- Ajay's Efficiency: 25% more efficient than Narender, so he can do 1.25 * (1/25) = 1/20 of work per day.
- Combined Work in 5 Days: In five days, Narender and Ajay do (1/25 + 1/20) * 5 = 9/20 of the work.
- Remaining Work: 11/20 of work is left after their contribution.
- Neha's Work: Neha completes this remaining 11/20 in 11 days, so she did 1/20 of work per day.
- Comparison of Neha and Narender's Efficiency: Both did 1/20 work per day, so Neha is 0% more efficient than Narender.
The efficiency of Neha is none more or less than that of Narender.
So, the correct option is ?? Option 5: None of these
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