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In the figure, Tank A is completely filled with water and Tank B is empty. Some water is poured from Tank A into Tank B so that the height of the water level in the two tanks are the same. What is the height of the water level in each tank ?
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Solution

Let height of water level in each tank be x cm.
Tank A is completely filled,
Now, some water is poured from tank A to tank B
Volume of remaining water in tank A = 15×15×x cubic.cm
Now, volume of water in tank B = 25×11×x cubic.cm
Volume of tank A = Volume of remaining water in tank A + volume of water in tank B
15×15×20=(15×15×x)+(25×11×x)
4500=225x+275x
500x=4500
x=9 cm
Height of water level in each tank is 9 cm.

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