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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let the total capacity be x
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(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
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
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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
If 15 liters of kerosene is taken out then the volume of the kerosene in the drum turns out to be
Hence while writing it as an equation it becomes
Answer: The volume of the drum is 90 litres
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