a tap can fill the empty tank in 12 hours , but due to a leak in the bottom it

a tap can fill the empty tank in 12 hours , but due to a leak
in the bottom it is filled in 15 hours. If the tank is full
then tap A is closed then in how many hours the leak can empty
it?

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a tap can fill the empty tank in 12 hours , but due to a leak in the bottom it is filled in 15 hou..

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60 hours

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a tap can fill the empty tank in 12 hours , but due to a leak in the bottom it is filled in 15 hou..

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9 hrs

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a tap can fill the empty tank in 12 hours , but due to a leak in the bottom it is filled in 15 hou..

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9 hr

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