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a drum of kerosene oil is 3 by 4 full. when 15 litres of oil is drawn from it, it is 7 by 12 full. find the total capacity of the drum.

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Answered by ReetChauhan1112
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let the total capacity be x
ATQ
(3x/4)-15=(7x/12)
(3x-60)/4=(7x/12)
3x-60(12)=(7x)×4
36x-720=28x
36x-28x=720
8x=720
x=90
total capacity=90 litres

ReetChauhan1112: of course
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ritulshekhar: if The points P, Q, R, S, T, U, A And B are on the number line representing integers such that TR=RS =SU AND AP=PQ=QB And if T= - 1, U= - 2, A= 2 & B = 3. Find P, Q, R AND S
ReetChauhan1112: i don't know how to explain but direct answers can be given
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ReetChauhan1112: p=7/3 , q=8/3 , r=-4/3 ans s=-5/3
ritulshekhar: but I also know Direct answer
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Answered by Haezel
69

Answer:

The total capacity of the drum filled with kerosene is 90 litres

Step-by-step explanation:

To find: The total capacity of the drum filled with kerosene.

Let the total volume of the vessel be x

The volume of the kerosene in the drum is \frac{3}{4} x

If 15 liters of kerosene is taken out then the volume of the kerosene in the drum turns out to be \frac{7}{12} x

Hence while writing it as an equation it becomes \frac{3}{4} x-15=\frac{7}{12} x

\begin{array}{l}{\frac{3}{4} x-\frac{7}{12} x=15} \\ {\frac{9 x-7 x}{12}=15 ; x=90}\end{array}

Answer: The volume of the drum is 90 litres

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