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75 liter of kerosene oil and 25 liter of petrol have to be kept in Tins of identical size such that two kinds of oil do not get mixed.How many tons will be required at least ?how much oil will each tin hold?​

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Answered by jaypurohitok
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given

Amount of kerosene = 75 liters

Amount of petrol = 25 liters

Calculation

1. Capacity of tin

Let x liter is the capacity of a tin.

The two oil should not be mixed in any tin, so 75 and 25 should be divisible by x. In this way all tins will be completely filled and the two oil will not mix up.

The number of tin must be least, so x must be as large as possible.

Therefore x is the largest number which divides both 75 and 25 which is exactly the definition of HCF. Hence

x = HCF(25, 75)

or x = 25 liters.

2. Number of tins

Now we know that capacity of tin = 25 liters

No. of tin required for kerosene

= quantity of kerosene/capacity of tin

= 75 liters/25 liters

= 3 tins

No of tin required for petrol

= quantity of petrol/capacity of tin

= 25 liters/25 liters

= 1 tins

Total number of tin required = 3 + 1 = 4 tins

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