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6 pipes are required to fill a tank in 1 hour 2 minutes. How long will it take if only 5 pipes of the same type are used?

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Answered by Anonymous
29

solutions :-



we have,



6 pipe are required to fill a tank in 1 hour 2 minutes.



Find the time to fill tank by one pipe :-



6 pipe = 62 minutes    [ 1 hour = 60 minutes ]



1 pipe = 62 × 6 = 372 minutes



Now,



Find the time to fill tank by 5 pipes :-



1 pipe = 372 minutes



5 pipes = 372/5 = 74.4 minutes



Hence,



74.4 minutes or 1 hour 14.4 minutes Will take if only 5 pipes of the same type are used.


Rajusingh45: Oh =_= it's 1 hour 2 minutes
Anonymous: yes
Rajusingh45: Anyone here who can provide me edit option
Anonymous: ok
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Answered by Rajusingh45
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 \huge \red {Hello \: Friends}

 \underline \bold{Given}

 \bf{6 \: pipes \: are \: required \: to \: fill \: a \: tank}
 \bf{in \: 1 \: hour \: 2 \: minutes \: }

 \underline \bold{To \: find}

 \bf{5 \: pipes \: \: how \: much \: time\: will \: take}

 \boxed{Answer \: = = > }

 first \: find \: the \: time \: required
by \: a \: pipe \: to \: fill \: the \: tank

 \bf{6 \: = 1 \: hour \: 2 \: mintues}

 \blue{We \: know \: that}

 \bf{1 \: hour \: = 60 \: mitutes}

 \bf{6 = 62 \: minutes}

 \bf{62\times 6}

 \bf{372 \: minutes}

 \orange{Therefore....}

 \bf{1 \: pipe \: will \: take \: 372 \: mitues}

 \boxed{1 \: pipe \: = 372 \: mitutes \: }

 \pink{NOW \: ....}

 \bf{5 \: pipes \: = 372}

 \bf{ 5 \: pipes \: = \frac{372}{5} }

 \bf{5 \: pipes \: = 74.4 \: mitues}

 \boxed{5 \: pipes \: 74.4 \: mitues \: or \: 1 \: h \: 14.4 \: m}

 \huge{Thanks}

 \boxed{Be \: Brainly}

niti13: way of your answer is really very impressive ...
niti13: Hats off to you ..
Anonymous: answer is right but a/q its wrong
Rajusingh45: Thanks @Shivam
Anonymous: it's OK
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