Math, asked by deepika6312, 8 months ago


8) If the ratio of Rate of filling of two Pipes A and B is 3:2. If together they can fill a
Tank 5/6th of Tank in 20 minutes. Then in how many does A alone can fill the
Tank?
(a) 20 min (b) 30 min (C) 40 min (d) 50 min (e) None

Answers

Answered by Nereida
16

Answer:

The ratio of rate of filling of two pipes A and B is is given as 3:2.

So, we will take the rate of filling the pipe A as 3x and the rate of filling the pipe B as 2x.

Now, we are given that 5/6th part of tank was filled in 20 minutes.

So, 20 ÷ 5 = 4 minutes were taken by the pipes to fill the 1 part of the tank.

So, the time taken to fill the whole tank is 20 + 4 = 24 minutes.

Now,let us take the part of tank filled by the pipes in minute.

=> 1/3x + 1/2x = 1/24

=> (2x + 3x)/6x² = 1/24

=> 5x = 6x²/24

=> 5x = x²/4

=> 20x = x²

=> x = 20

So, time taken for the pipe A to fill the tank = 2x = 2 × 20 = 40 minutes.

(C) 40 minutes

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Answered by Anonymous
63

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Pipe A alone can fill the tank in 40 min .

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Given :-

  • pipe A and B together in 20 minutes can fill 5/6 th part of tank .
  • Ratio of rate of filling of Pipe A and B is 3 : 2 .

Method 1st

\frac{5}{6}\\ part is filled in 20 minutes .

So , it means that :-

20 ( 3x + 2x ) = \frac{5}{6}\\

20(5x ) = \frac{5}{6}\\

100x = \frac{5}{6}\\

x = \frac{5}{6\:\times\: 100}\\ = \frac{1}{120}\\

So the time of filling by Pipe A :-

\frac{120}{3}\\ = 40 minutes

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Method 2nd

\frac{5}{6}\\ th part is done in 20 minutes by both pipes . Then total part wi be filled in :-

Both A and B can fill total part of work in \frac{6}{5}\\ × 20

⇝ 24 minutes.

Total capacity of tank is :-

⇝24( 3+2 ) = 120 units

Tank filled by pipe A :-

\frac{120}{3}\\ = 40 minutes .

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