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Answered by suveda34
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Answered by DILhunterBOYayus
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\dfrac{1}{3}rd  in mud.

\dfrac{ 1}{4}th in water.

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⭐Lenth of the bamboo??⠀⠀⠀⠀

\sf{\bold{\purple{\underline{\underline{Solution}}}}}

Let,the length of bamboo=x

so,

The part lied in mud=\dfrac{1}{3}th=\dfrac{x}{3}m.

Similarly,

Part inthe water=\dfrac{1}{4}th=\dfrac{x}{4}m. 

So,

Total part in the mud and water=\dfrac{x}{3}+\dfrac{x}{3}

\rightsquigarrow{\dfrac{4x+3x}{12}}

\rightsquigarrow{\dfrac{7x}{12}}

According to the question,

5 metres are above water.

so....,

\rightsquigarrow \dfrac{7x}{12}+5=x 

\rightsquigarrow \dfrac{7x}{12}=x-5

\rightsquigarrow \tt{12(x-5)=7x}

\rightsquigarrow \tt{12x-60=7x} 

\rightsquigarrow \tt{12x-7x=60} 

\rightsquigarrow \tt{5x=60} 

\rightsquigarrow \tt{x=\dfrac{60}{5}} 

\rightsquigarrow \tt{x=12} 

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Length of bamboo is 12cm

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