Math, asked by paridaranjan99, 10 months ago

Two pipes P&Q can fill a cistern in 12 min and 15 min respectable. if both pipe are opened together and at the 3 min. the first is closed. then how much longer will the cistern take to fill? ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

  • Two pipes P & Q can fill a cistern in 12 min and 15 min respectively.
  • Both pipes can fill the cistern in 3 mins
  • Tap P is closed.

To Find :

  • how longer will the cistern take to fill with just one pipe open.

Solution :

Let the time taken to fill the cistern be x min.

The part of the cistern filled in first minute by pipe P \mathtt{\dfrac{1}{12}}

The part of the cistern filled in first minute by pipe Q \mathtt{\dfrac{1}{15}}

Pipe P & Q together :

\mathtt{\dfrac{1}{12}\:+\:{\dfrac{1}{15}}}

\mathtt{\dfrac{15\:+\:12}{12\:\times\:15}}

\mathtt{\dfrac{27}{180}}

\mathtt{\dfrac{9}{60}}

\mathtt{\dfrac{3}{20}}

\large{\boxed{\mathtt{\red{Pipe\:P\:and\:Q\:will\:fill\:{\dfrac{3}{20}\:part\:of\:cistern\:in\:1\:min}}}}}

Part filled by Pipe P in 3 mins :

\mathtt{3\:\times\:{\dfrac{3}{20}}}

\mathtt{\dfrac{9}{20}}

\large{\boxed{\mathtt{\pink{Pipe\:P\:will\:fill\:{\dfrac{9}{20}\:part\:of\:cistern\:in\:3\:min}}}}}

Remaining Part filled in 3 mins :

\mathtt{1\:-\:{\dfrac{9}{20}}}

\mathtt{\dfrac{20-9}{20}}

\mathtt{\dfrac{11}{20}}

Part filled by Pipe Q :

\mathtt{x\:\times\:{\dfrac{1}{15}={\dfrac{11}{20}}}}

\mathtt{\dfrac{x}{15}\:=\:{\dfrac{11}{20}}}

\mathtt{20x\:=\:15\:\times\:11}

\mathtt{x\:=\:{\dfrac{15\:\times\:11}{20}}}

\mathtt{x\:=\:\dfrac{165}{20}}

\mathtt{x\:=\:{\dfrac{33}{20}}}

\large{\boxed{\mathtt{\blue{The\:cistern\:will\:take\:8.25\:mins\:to\:fill}}}}

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