A cylindrical tank contains 500 additional litres of water than the conical tank. If 200 litres was reduced from both tanks, then cylinder is equal to twice the amount of water in conical tank. Find the volume of cylinder when tank is full

• let the volume of conical tank is x litres.
  then v of cylindrical tank is x+500
  now 200 is reduced from both tank
  x+300=2(x-200)
  x=700
  in cylindrical tank v=x+500=1200
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• co=x
  cy=500+x;
  after removing 200 lit
  co=x-200,cy=300+x
  acc to condition
  300+x=2(x-200)
  x=700
  cy=500+700=1200
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• the volume of cylinder when tank is full is
  1200
  
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• i think answer is 1200.
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• x+300=2(x-200)
  x=700
  full tank=700+500
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• answer is 1200 litres
  let 'x' is volume of cylinder
  x-200=2(x-500-200)
  x-200=2x-1400
  2x-x=1400-200
  x=1200
  therefore volume of cylinder is 1200.
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• al tank v=x+500=1200
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