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If the ratio of capacities of 3 water tanks is 3: 5: 7 and the largest of them can hold 3500 litres of water, then what is the total volume of water that can be held by all the three tanks together?


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500 litres

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1500 litres

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7500 litres

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2500 litres

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Solution

The correct option is C

7500 litres


Given: Ratio of capacities of water tanks = 3: 5: 7.

Let the volume of tanks be 3x, 5x and 7x.

Given that the largest tank can hold 3500 litres of water.

7x = 3500

x = 35007

= 500

The total water that can be held by all the three tanks together = 3x+5x+7x

= 15x

= 15×500

= 7500 litres


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