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= 15 x 1.8l
= 27l
27l = 27 x 1000cm³ = 27000cm³
Height of water in the tank
= Volume of water ÷ length of tank ÷ width of tank
= 27000cm³ ÷ 50cm ÷ 30cm
= 18cm
b)
Increase in height of water in Tank P per min
= 18cm ÷ 15min
= 1.2cm per min
6l = 6 x 1000cm³ = 6000cm³
Increase in height of water in Tank Q per minute
= increase in volume of water per minute ÷ length of Tank Q ÷ width of Tank Q
= 6000cm³ per min ÷ 50cm ÷ 40cm
= 3cm per min
So compared to Tank P,
3cm - 1.2cm = 1.8cm
Height of water in Tank Q increases 1.8cm more than in Tank P per minute.
At 10.15am, height of water in Tank P is 18cm, when filling of Tank Q had just started(which is as good as saying the height of water is 0cm. )
So as every minute passes, the difference in the water height between the 2 tanks is getting smaller by 1.8cm
18cm ÷ 1.8cm per minute = 10minutes
10 minutes is needed for height of water in Tank Q to become the same as Tank P.
1015 + 0010 = 1025
It will be 10.25am when the water level is the same.
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