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1 1) A Power loom is 2 4 times more powerful than a handloom. 12 handlooms weave 1080 metres length of cloth in 18 days. How many power loom will be required to weave 2700 metres length of cloth in 15 days. (Work out by using Rule of three). 16300 litersol water by 3 ii) A pump of 5 HP can lift 36000 litres of water in 8 hours. Using Rule of three find out how long it will take​

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Answered by mandeep05050
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Answered by madmetcalf04
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Ya

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