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Three pipes A, B and C can fill a tank in 16 hours. After working together for 4 hours, pipe B is closed and the remaining part is filled by pipe A and C in 18 hours. If the efficiency of pipe B is 1.5 times of the efficiency of pipe C, then in how much time can pipe A fill the tank alone?​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  Three pipes A, B and C can fill a tank in 16 hours.

After working together for 4 hours, pipe B is closed and the remaining part is filled by pipe A and C in 18 hours.

The efficiency of pipe B is 1.5 times of the efficiency of pipe C,

To Find:  in how much time can pipe A fill the tank alone ​

Solution:

A can fill in 1 day  = A

C can fill in 1 day  = C

efficiency of pipe B is 1.5 times of the efficiency of pipe C

=> B  can fill in 1 day  = 1.5C

Three pipes A, B and C can fill a tank in 16 hours

=> 16A + 16B + 16C  =  W  (Total work)

=> 16A + 16(1.5C) + 16C = W

=> 16A + 40C = W

Work done in 4 hrs

= 4A + 4B + 4C = 4A + 4(1.5C) + 4C  = 4A + 10C

Remaining work = 16A + 40C - (4A + 10C)

= 12A + 30C

pipe A and C in 18 hours. = 18A + 18C

18A + 18C  = 12A + 30C

=> 6A  = 12C

=> A = 2C

16A + 40C = W

=> 16A + 20A  = W

=> 36A = W

Hence   pipe A fill the tank alone in 36  hrs

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