Asked by sweetie
                Q: oil flows through a pipe at a rate of 40m3/sec. how long will it take to fill a tank of volume 1.2x10^5m3?
            
            
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                    Answered by
            bobpursley
            
    volume=rate*time
time= volume/rate=1.2E5m^3/(40m^3/sec)
= .030E5=3.0E2sec
    
time= volume/rate=1.2E5m^3/(40m^3/sec)
= .030E5=3.0E2sec
                    Answered by
            sweetie
            
    but its answer is 50sec 
can u give me the accurate answer with procedure plzz... its very important...
    
can u give me the accurate answer with procedure plzz... its very important...
                    Answered by
            bobpursley
            
    Surely you don't believe 50 seconds.
volume=rate*time=40m^3/sec * 50 sec=2000m^3
    
volume=rate*time=40m^3/sec * 50 sec=2000m^3
                    Answered by
            Henry
            
    1.2*10^5m^3 / 40m^3=3000s = 50 minutes.
                    Answered by
            bobpursley
            
    Thanks henry
    
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