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Filling up a discharging water tank
10m3 volume of water of pump pressure of 3m3/hr is being transferred from tank A to tank B. if the capacity of tank B is 5m3 and its being discharged simultaneously at rate of 1m3/hr. How long will it take tank B to get filled up?
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