Math, asked by somnath06, 10 months ago

A tub is 2/5
full of water. if 10 litres of water is taken
out from it, then it is
3/10 full, what is capacity of the tub ?

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Answered by JayeshBinani10

2

Answer:

The capacity of the tub is 100litres. the equation used is-

2/5-10=3/10

Answered by tarundhiman479

1

capicity of tub is thousant litter is equal to

2/5-10=3/10

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