Math, asked by raidu78, 1 month ago

two pipes A and B can fill a tank in 15 hours and 20 hours respectively while a third pipe C can empty the full tank in 25 hours. All the three pipes are opened in the beginning. After 10 hours, in how much time, will the tank be full?​

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Answered by SweetestBitter
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QUESTION :

two pipes A and B can fill a tank in 15 hours and 20 hours respectively while a third pipe C can empty the full tank in 25 hours. All the three pipes are opened in the beginning. After 10 hours, in how much time, will the tank be full?

ANSWER :

If all the three pipes are kept open ,in 1 hour ,

60/7 — 1/25 = 23/300 part of the tank get filled.

So ,in 10 hours 23/300 ×10 =23/30 part of the tank get filled .

Now pipe c is closed after 10 hours .

If all the three pipes are kept open ,in 1 hour ,

60/7 — 1/25 = 23/300 part of the tank get filled.

So ,in 10 hours 23/300 ×10 =23/30 part of the tank get filled .

Now pipe c is closed after 10 hours .So the remaining 1–23/30 = 7/30 part of the tank can be filled by A&B pipe in

If all the three pipes are kept open ,in 1 hour ,60/7 — 1/25 = 23/300 part of the tank get filled. So ,in 10 hours

23/300 ×10 =23/30 part of the tank get filled .

Now pipe c is closed after 10 hours .So the remaining 1–23/30 = 7/30 part of the tank can be filled by A&B pipe in

7/30 ÷7/60 = 7/30 ×60/7

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f all the three pipes are kept open ,in 1 hour ,

60/7 — 1/25 = 23/300 part of the tank get filled. So ,in 10 hours 23/300 ×10 =23/30 part of the tank get filled .

Now pipe c is closed after 10 hours .

So the remaining 1–23/30 = 7/30 part of the tank can be filled by A&B pipe in 7/30 ÷7/60 = 7/30 ×60/7 = 2 hours

FINAL ANSWER : 2hrs.

Answered by kondetirakshitha
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Answer:

2 hours

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