Math, asked by sonalisivangi28, 8 months ago

There are three drain pipes P1,P2 and P3,all of equal capacity fitted to a cylindrical tank of height 6 metres. P1 is fitted at the bottom of the tank,while P3 is fitted at a height of 5 metres above P1, and P2 is fitted between P3 and P1. P1 can alone empty the tank in T minutes and if all the three pipes are in operation, the full tank can be emptied in 2T/3 minutes. What is the height (above P1) at which P2 is fitted to the tank?

Answers

Answered by harsimranpreetsingh1
0

Step-by-step explanation:

can extend the result to cover three pipes. Only thing we have to keep in mind is that P

3

drains the tank and we have to use negative sign for this.

If t is the time taken to fill up the tank when all the three pipes are open, then

t

1

=

3

1

+

5

1

4

1

=

60

20+12−15

=

60

17

.

Hence, t=

17

60

. Hence it takes 3

17

9

hours to fill up the tank.

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