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If A works twice as fast as B, and B takes 12 days, A will take:

Correct answer: B. 6 days

  • A. 4 days
  • B. 6 days
  • C. 8 days
  • D. 10 days

Explanation

When someone works twice as fast as another person, they complete the task in half the time. Since B takes 12 days to finish the work, A, being twice as fast, will take 6 days (12 ÷ 2 = 6). The other options represent incorrect interpretations of A's speed relative to B: 4 days implies A is three times faster, 8 days suggests A is 1.5 times faster, and 10 days indicates A is marginally faster than B.

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