Math, asked by sakshi04321, 13 days ago

. In a well, there is 800 litres of water. At the top, there is a pipe that deposits 25 litre per
minute into the well, and at the bottom, there is another pipe that withdraws 30 litre per minute
from the same well. How many litres of water will there be in the well after 15 minutes of the
pipes functioning?​

Answers

Answered by revavlogs2006
10

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Water left after 1 min=(800+25)-30=825-30=795

therefore water left after 15 min=(800+25*15)-30*15=(800+375)-450=1175-450=725litres.

Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

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