one third of a tank is filled with water. when another 100 litres of water was poured in ,it became half full. howmany litres can the tank hold in all?
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Let the tank has total capacity of x liters
When ¹/₃ is full it means to say that it has ˣ/₃ litres of water
Now when 100 litres water was added it became half full
Note:- half full = ˣ/₂ litres and 100 litres water was added to it = ˣ/₃ +100 litres
∴ [tex] \frac{x}{2} = 100+ \frac{x}{3} [/tex]
Therefore the tank can hold 600 litres of water...
When ¹/₃ is full it means to say that it has ˣ/₃ litres of water
Now when 100 litres water was added it became half full
Note:- half full = ˣ/₂ litres and 100 litres water was added to it = ˣ/₃ +100 litres
∴ [tex] \frac{x}{2} = 100+ \frac{x}{3} [/tex]
Therefore the tank can hold 600 litres of water...
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