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Lets say that actual work completed in "x" days as per above given situation. Now accd to question, A left 5 days before work could be completed. So if A would have continued to work till x days then total no of units produced will be 60 + 5*6 (5 days A would have worked more*6 units/day A's capability) = 90
Similarly if B also would have continued to work till x days, then total units produced would be 90 + 3*5 = 105 units (B left 2 days after A, i.e., 3 days before completion).
Now A, B, C all worked for x days and produced 105 units in total. They are able to produced 15 units per day. So x = 105/15 = 7