water flows from three pipes in a pool .first 2 pipes together takes the same time to fill the pool as the third pipe alone takes .the second pipe fills the pool 5 hours faster than the first pipe alone and 4 hours slower than the third pipe. find the time required by each 5 to fill the pool independently?
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Let the volume of the pool = V
Let the time taken by second pipe to fill the pool = x hours
time taken by first pipe to fill the pool = (x+5) hours,
and time taken by third pipe to fill the pool = (x-4) hours.
In One hour,
First pipe can fill parts of volume of pool = V/x+5
Second pipe can fill parts of volume of pool =V/x
Third pipe can fill parts of volume of pool =V/x-4
Now, It is given that,
Time taken by first and second pipe simultaneously = Time taken by third pipe alone
Neglect the negative value.
Thus, the time taken by second pipe to fill the pool = x hours=10 hours.
time taken by first pipe to fill the pool = (x+5) hours= 10+5=15 hours.
time taken by third pipe to fill the pool = (x-4) hours=1-4=6 hours.
Let the time taken by second pipe to fill the pool = x hours
time taken by first pipe to fill the pool = (x+5) hours,
and time taken by third pipe to fill the pool = (x-4) hours.
In One hour,
First pipe can fill parts of volume of pool = V/x+5
Second pipe can fill parts of volume of pool =V/x
Third pipe can fill parts of volume of pool =V/x-4
Now, It is given that,
Time taken by first and second pipe simultaneously = Time taken by third pipe alone
Neglect the negative value.
Thus, the time taken by second pipe to fill the pool = x hours=10 hours.
time taken by first pipe to fill the pool = (x+5) hours= 10+5=15 hours.
time taken by third pipe to fill the pool = (x-4) hours=1-4=6 hours.
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