Teams A, B, and C consist of five, eight, and ten members, respectively, such that every member within a team is equally productive. Working separately, teams A, B, and C can complete a certain job in 40 hours, 50 hours, and 4 hours, respectively. Two members from team A, three members from team B, and one member from team C together start the job, and the member from team C leaves after 23 hours. The number of additional member(s) from team B, that would be required to replace the member from team C, to finish the job in the next one hour, is

A contractor agreed to construct a $6$ km road in $200$ days. He employed $140$ persons for the work. After $60$ days, he realized that only $1.5$ km road has been completed. How many additional people would he need to employ in order to finish the work exactly on time?

At their usual efficiency levels, $A$ and $B$ together finish a task in $12$ days. If $A$ had worked half as efficiently as she usually does, and $B$ had worked thrice as efficiently as he usually does, the task would have been completed in $9$ days. How many days would $A$ take to finish the task if she works alone at her usual efficiency?

Working alone, the times taken by Anu, Tanu and Manu to complete any job are in the ratio $5: 8: 10$. They accept a job which they can finish in $4$ days if they all work together for $8$ hours per day. However, Anu and Tanu work together for the first $6$ days, working $6$ hours $40$ minutes per day. Then, the number of hours that Manu will take to complete the remaining job working alone is

Two pipes $A$ and $B$ are attached to an empty water tank. Pipe $A$ fills the tank while pipe $B$ drains it. If pipe $A$ is opened at $2$ pm and pipe $B$ is opened at $3$ pm , then the tank becomes full at $10 \mathrm{pm}$. Instead, if pipe $A$ is opened at $2 \mathrm{pm}$ and pipe $B$ is opened at $4 \mathrm{pm}$, then the tank becomes full at $6 \mathrm{pm}$. If pipe $B$ is not opened at all, then the time, in minutes, taken to fill the tank is

Arun, Varun and Tarun, if working alone, can complete a task in 24, 21, and 15 days, respectively. They charge Rs 2160, Rs 2400, and Rs 2160 per day, respectively, even if they are employed for a partial day. On any given day, any of the workers may or may not be employed to work. If the task needs to be completed in 10 days or less, then the minimum possible amount, in rupees, required to be paid for the entire task is

When they work alone, $B$ needs $25 \%$ more time to finish a job than $A$ does. They two finish the job in $13$ days in the following manner: $A$ works alone till half the job is done, then $A$ and $B$ work together for four days, and finally $B$ works alone to complete the remaining $5\%$ of the job. In how many days can $B$ alone finish the entire job?