This problem involves calculating the time taken by an individual (C) to complete a job, given the times taken by others (A and B) individually and the time taken by all three together.
First, determine the work rate of A and B:
The combined time for A, B, and C to complete the job is 2 days. Their combined work rate is:
The combined rate is the sum of individual rates: Rate(A+B+C) = Rate(A) + Rate(B) + Rate(C). We can find C's rate by subtracting A's and B's rates from the combined rate.
C's time is the reciprocal of C's work rate.
To express $\frac{110}{39}$ as a mixed fraction:
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