A merchant has 120 l of oil of one kind,180 l of another kind and 240 l of third kind.He wants to sell the oil by filling the three kinds of equal capacity.what should be greatest capacity of such a tin?
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Given 120 litres, 180 litres, 240 litres
HCF (120,240,360) = 60
So, the greatest capacity = 60
HCF (120,240,360) = 60
So, the greatest capacity = 60
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We need to find the GCD-that is Greatest Common Divisor
gcd(120,180,240) = 60
So the merchant needs to fill 60 liters of all types of oils that is 3 times the gcd
=> 60*3 = 180 liters will used in filling all of the 3 equal tin containers.
The greatest capacity = 60 liters
gcd(120,180,240) = 60
So the merchant needs to fill 60 liters of all types of oils that is 3 times the gcd
=> 60*3 = 180 liters will used in filling all of the 3 equal tin containers.
The greatest capacity = 60 liters
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