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one-third of the length of a pole underground is, one-fifth is in water and the remaining 7m above water. How long is the pole?

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One third of the length of a pole is underground. One fifth is in water and the remaining meters are above water. How long is the pole?

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Let the pole length be x

One third of the length of a pole is underground.

Pole underground = 1/3 × x = ×/3

One fifth is in water

Pole in water = 1/5 × x = x/5

Remaining meters are above water.

Pole above water = x - (x/3 + x/5)

x - (5x + 3x)/15

(15x - 8x)/15 = 7x/15

How long is the pole

Total length of pole

x/3 + x/5 + 7x/15

(5x + 3x + 7x)/15

15x/15

The given data is inadequate to find the total length of the pole.

Answer The given data is inadequate to find the total length of the pole.

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