Math, asked by Sambhawna8974, 10 months ago

There are 3 identical cups. 1st cup has 50% water, 2nd cup has 25% water and 3rd cup has 25% water. What percentage of water do i need to remove from the 1st cup and pour into the other two cups to make the level of water in all the three cups same.


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Answered by santy2
11

Answer:

16⅔%

Step-by-step explanation:

In this question we need to get the average percentage for the three cups.

The average percentage is given by :

(50% + 25% + 25%) / 3 = 100%/3 = 33⅓%

Each cup should have 33⅓% for the cups to have equal amounts of water.

Therefore the amount that should be removed from the first cup and distributed to the other two cups is :

50% - 33⅓% = 16 ⅔%

We therefore remove 16⅔% of water from the first jar.

Answered by amitnrw
16

Answer:

33.33 %

16.66%

Step-by-step explanation:

Let say capacity of each cup = 24x

First cup has 50 % water = (50/100)24x = 12x

Second cup has = (25/100)* 24x = 6x

Third cup has = 6x

To have water equal in each cup

water in each cup = 24x/3 = 8x

Water to be removed from Cup1 = 12x - 8x = 4x

% of water removed from cup 1 = (4x/12x)* 100 = 33.33 %

in term of total water , % to be removed = (4x/24x) * 100 = 16.66%

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