Math, asked by sv2977504, 4 months ago

3) A tank can hold 50 liters of water. Al present, it is only 30 % full. How many liters of water shall I

pit in the tank, so that it is 50 % full?

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Answered by anupriya0312
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Answer:

Capacity of tank=50litres.

30% of capacity=30% of 50 litres

=

100

30

×50=15 litres

50% of capacity=50% of 50 litres

=

100

50

×50=25 litres

Water need to bring it to 50% capacity=25−15=10 litres.

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Answered by ibrahimabbas8791
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Answer:30% of the total capacity will be=> 50*30/100 = 15 litres. we are required to fill it upto to 50%. So, 50% of the total capacity of the tank is=> 50*50/100 = 25 litres. therefore, amount of water to be put in the tank to get filled its desired amount is 25-15 = 10 litre

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