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Their combined rate of work is of the job per hour.
Allan's individual rate of work is of the job per hour.
Hence, Andrew's individual rate of work is the difference - of the job per hour.
- = - = .
Thus Andrew's individual rate of work is of the job per hour.
Hence, it will take hours = 5 hours and 15 minutes for Andrew to complete the entire job working alone.
Solved.
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