The amount of water in one tank is twice of that in another tank. If we draw out 100 litres
from the first tank and add it to the other tank, the amount of water in both the tanks will be
the same. Find the amount of water in each tank now.
from the first tank and add it to the other tank, the amount of water in both the tanks will be
the same. Find the amount of water in each tank now.
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let the amount of water in second tank be x
Then, the amount of water in the first tank is 2x
Then, 2x -100 = x+100
=> 2x-x=100+100
=> x = 200litre
Now, present amount of water in the first tank
= 2*200=400litres
and the amount of water in second tank
= x= 200litres Ans.
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Answer:
First tank = 200 L
Second tank = 400 L
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the amount in first tank be x
So in second tank = 2x
Now,
2x - 100 = x + 100
or, 2x - x = 100 + 100
or, x = 200
So, amount in 2nd tank = 200 × 2 = 400
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