Math, asked by yaashi21, 11 months ago

3/5 part of a pole is in mud. 3/10 of it is in water. and the rest 3 meters is above the water level. find out the height of the complete pole.
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Answers

Answered by karthickshiva1015
1

Answer:

30 m

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the length of the pole be x

Then the length of the pole in mud = 3x/5

Length of the pole in water = 3x/10

According to the question

x - [ 3x/5 + 3x/10] = 3

x - [6x/10 + 3x/10] = 3

x - 9x /10 = 3

10x/10 - 9x/10 = 3

x/10 = 3

x = 30 m

Answered by amardeeppsingh176
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Concept:

The concept of basic mathematical functions will help us to find out the answer of the given question.

Given:

The part of \frac{3}{5} of the pole is in mud.

The part of \frac{3}{10} of the pole is in water.

The rest of 3 meters is above the water level.

To Find:

We have to find out the total height of the pole mentioned in the question.

Solution:

Consider that the total height of the pole is x.

The part which is in the mud is \frac{3x}{5} .

The part which is in the water is \frac{3x}{10} .

The height of the part which is above the water level is 3 m.

From the above data,we can express the statement as:

\frac{3x}{5} + \frac{3x}{10}+3=x

The L.C.M of 5 and 10 is 10 . Then the L.H.S is \frac{6x+3x+30}{10}

After the sum of the numerators , The L.H.S will be \frac{9x+30}{10}

Now the expression is \frac{9x+30}{10}=x

Multiply 10 with the R.H.S and we will get 9x+30=10x

After further calculation,  10x-9x=30 .

The value of x is x=30 .

The total height of the poles is 30m .

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