Premise: The daily work capacities of Amal, Sunil, and Kamal are in Harmonic Progression (H.P.).
Key Principle: If individual work rates (jobs/day) are in H.P., their corresponding completion times (days/job) will be in Arithmetic Progression (A.P.).
Let the time taken to complete the job be:
Condition: Kamal requires twice the time Amal does to complete the job.
\[ K = 2A \]
As the completion times are in A.P., Sunil's time is the mean of Amal's and Kamal's times:
\[ S = \frac{A + 2A}{2} = \frac{3A}{2} = 1.5A \]
Thus, the ratio of their completion times is:
\[ A : 1.5A : 2A = 2 : 3 : 4 \]
Provided Actual Data: Amal = 4 days, Sunil = 9 days, Kamal = 16 days.
We need to determine Sunil's contribution relative to Amal and Kamal based on the provided data.
Summary of rates from the given data:
- Amal: 1 job in 4 days - Sunil: 1 job in 9 days - Kamal: 1 job in 16 days
The objective is to calculate the time **Sunil** would take to complete the **entire job alone**, using the equivalent work rates derived:
- Sunil's rate relative to Amal: Sunil completes in 6 days what Amal does in 4 days. To do Amal's job = 6 days.
- Sunil's own rate: Sunil takes 9 days to complete his job.
- Sunil's rate relative to Kamal: Sunil completes in 12 days what Kamal does in 16 days. To do Kamal's job = 12 days.
Total time for Sunil working alone:
\[ \text{Total time Sunil would take alone} = 6 + 9 + 12 = \boxed{27 \text{ days}} \]
Conclusion: 27 days