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CAT 2023 Set-3 | Quantitative Aptitude | Question: 10

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Rahul, Rakshita and Gurmeet, working together, would have taken more than $7$ days to finish a job. On the other hand, Rahul and Gurmeet, working together would have taken less than $15$ days to finish the job. However, they all worked together for $6$ days, followed by Rakshita, who worked alone for $3$ more days to finish the job. If Rakshita had worked alone on the job then the number of days she would have taken to finish the job, cannot be

  1. $16$
  2. $21$
  3. $17$
  4. $20$

     

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