This problem requires calculating the individual daily earning of Y, given information about the combined earnings and working days of X, Y, and Z.
First, calculate the total daily earning rate for each given group.
Using the combined daily rates, we can find the daily rate for each person.
The daily earning of Y is ₹40.
The cost of 20 minutes of work by 10 workers is Rs 40. If both the number of workers and minutes are halved, what will be the cost of the work?
If the wages for 9 workers for 8 days are ₹2,880, what will be the wages for 15 workers for 9 days at the same rate?
A can complete a work alone in 8 days. B can complete the same work alone in 12 days. C alone complete the same work in 16 days. They complete the work in 3 days with the help of D. If they get Rs.12000 for the work, then how much money does the D get?
10 men working 8 hours a day can finish a work in 28 days. In how many days, 8 men working 5 hours a day with complete 50% of that work?
Twenty lamps can be lighted for 6 hr a day for 20 days at a cost of Rs. 100. How much would be the cost of lighting 40 lamps, 8 hr for 12 days?
Six men can complete a job in two days. Four boys can complete the same job in eight days. In how many days would three men and six boys, working together, be able to complete the job?
Chander has spent Rs. 348 on travel from City A to City B by bus. If he had Rs. 754 with him, how much money will he have left if he returns from City B to City A in the same way, and does not spend on anything?