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A municipality made a tank for water preservation and added pumps with it. The pumps separately can fill the empty tank in 16, 20 & 30 hours respectively. Today when the 3 pumps started together at 7 am, 1 part of the tank was filled with water. After 1 hour 36 minutes the first pump and 3 after 2 more hours the third pump was stopped. Calculate when the tank was totally filled up.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  A municipality made a tank for water preservation and added pumps with it.

The pumps separately can fill the empty tank in 16, 20 & 30 hours respectively. Today when the 3 pumps started together at 7 am,  1/3 part of the tank was filled with water.

After 1 hour 36 minutes the first pump and  after 2 more hours the third pump was stopped.

To Find :  when the tank was totally filled up.

Solution:

The pumps separately can fill the empty tank in 16, 20 & 30 hours

=> Can fill in 1 hr together  = 1/16 + 1/20 + 1/30

= ( 15 + 12 + 8)/240

= 35/240

= 7/48

filled in 1hr 36 mins = 1 + 36/60 hrs = 1 + 3/5  = 8/5 hrs

= (8/5) (7/48)

= 7/30  filled in 1 hr 36 mins

1/3 was already filled

Hence filled  = 7/30 + 1/3  =   17/30

in next 2 hrs  =  2 (  1/20 + 1/30)  = 2( 3 + 2) /60  =  1/6  

17/30  + 1/6  =  22/30  = 11/15

Left = 1 - 11/15 = 4/15

Last pump  n hrs   = n * 1/20  = 4/15

=> n = 16/3  hrs = 5 hrs 20  mins

7 AM + 1 h 36 mins  + 2 hrs  + 5 hr 20 mins

= 3 : 56 PM

tank was totally filled up at 3 : 56 PM

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