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Brainilist? A tank has four emptying taps, all of equal efficiencies, but each fixed at 1/5th, 2/5th, 3/5th, 4/5th of the height of the tank respectively. Two filling taps, each of which individually can fill the tank in 200 minute, are also connected to the tank. If the ratio of the efficiency of each emptying tap and the efficiency of each filling tap is 1:3, and all the six taps are opened simultaneously, Then in how much time will the empty tank be filled? 1)166 minutes 2)174 minutes 3)182 minutes 4)170 minutes

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

174 Minutes

Step-by-step explanation:

Tap can fill in Tank  in 200 minutes

Tap can fill Tank in  1 Minutes = 1/200

2 Tap  Can fill Tank in 1 Minutes = 1/100

Tap can empty  tank in 200*3 = 600 min  ( 1 : 3 efficiency)

Tap Can empty tank in 1 Min = 1/600  

Until tank is filled 1/5  (no emptying tap working)

Tank filed in 1 min = 1/100

1/5 Tank will be filled in 100/5 = 20 min

now from 1/5 to  2/5

Tank filed in 1 min = 1/100 - 1/600 = 5/600 = 1/120

1/5 Tank will be filled in 120/5 = 24 min

now from 2/5 to  3/5  ( two emptying tap will work)

Tank filed in 1 min = 1/100 - 2/600 = 4/600 = 1/150

2/5 to  3/5   tank will be filled in 150/5 = 30 min

Simillarly 3/5 to 4/5    (three Emptying Tap)

1/100 - 3/600 = 3/600 = 1/200

3/5 to  4/5   tank will be filled in 200/5 = 40 min

Similarly 4/5 to 5/5  

1/100 - 4/600 = 2/600 = 1/300

3/5 to  4/5   tank will be filled in 300/5 = 60 min

Total Time taken = 60 + 40 + 30 + 24 + 20

= 174 Minutes

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