Math, asked by ayush898, 1 year ago

A fish tank can hold 45lt of water when filled to the brim. It is 4/9 filled if 2/5 of the water is removed, How much more water must be added in order to fill the tank to the brim?

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Answered by udit43
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Answered by presentmoment
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33 litre of water must be added in order to fill the tank to the brim

Step-by-step explanation:

Total capacity of the tank = 45 ltr

Water filled in the tank = \frac{4}{9}\times45

                                       = 20 ltr

Water removed from the tank = \frac{2}{5}\times 20

                                                  = 8 ltr

Remaining water in the tank = 20 ltr - 8 ltr

                                               = 12 ltr

Capacity of water added to fill the tank

                  = Total capacity of water - remaining water in the tank

                  = 45 ltr - 12 ltr

                  = 33 ltr

Hence 33 litre of water must be added in order to fill the tank to the brim.

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