Math, asked by rishilaugh, 1 year ago

one pipe fills in 4 hrs and another in 5hrs when they both work alternately how much time will be taken to fill the tank.


sa9653371773: take lcm = 20 ist pipe fill in 4 hours means 5 ltr per hour and 2nd fill full tank in 5 hours means 4 litre per hour bcoz of alternating work in 4 hour 18 litre tank fill then turn is pipe A ,pipe A take time 2/5 *60 = 24 ,,,,total time taken 2.24 hours

Answers

Answered by ImADeadManWalking
19
So, Let Pipe A Fill in 4 hrs and Pipe b fill in 5 hrs.
Pipe A Fills the whole Volume in 4 hrs.
So Pipe A Can Fill 1/4 of the total Volume in An Hour.
Similarly,Pipe B Can Fill 1/5 Of The Total Volume.
So In 2 Hour Both Of The Pipes Together Fill 1/4 +1/5 of the total Volume.
2hr = 9 /20. of the volume
So Total hours would Be 40/9
That is 4.44 Hrs.
This Is The The Solution To The Given Question.

abdulrehman2000: right ans
Answered by siddhartharao77
38
Let pipe1 be x and pipe 2 be y. It is difficult to write pipe 1 and pipe 2 always.


Given that work was done by x in an hour = 1/4.

Given that work was done by y in an hour = 1/5.

If x and y work alternately, then the work done by them in 2 hours

= (1/4 + 1/5)

= 9/20.


Then the work was done by them in 4 hours if they work alternately

= 2(9/20)

= 18/20

= 9/10.


Then the Remaining part = 1 - 9/10

                                           = 1/10.


Now,

1/10th part of the tank is filled by x in (1/10) * 4

                                                             = 4/10

                                                             = 2/5 hours

                                                             = 0.4 hours

                                                             = 24 minutes.


Therefore, the total time is taken to fill the tank = 4 hours 24 minutes.


Hope this helps!

ajayearl077p35udj: how can u say that both of them work for twoo hours its only one hour please check it
ajayearl077p35udj: ans is 2.22 hrs
siddhartharao77: Thank You
Anonymous: I'm confused which is right one?
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