A, B and C can work together for Rs. 550/- A and B together are to do 7/11 of the work. The share of C should be?
Rs. 200
If A and B together do 7/11 of the work, then C must do the remaining 4/11 of the work. The total payment is Rs. 550. C’s share will be (4/11) * 550 = Rs. 200.
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