Barrel bucket kettle

The internal volume of the barrel is 15 times greater than the bucket's volume.
The volume of the bucket is 5 times the volume of the kettle.
We took a third of the water from a barrel, leaving 60 liters in it.
Calculate the volume of the kettle in liters.

Final Answer:

V3 =  1.2 l

Step-by-step explanation:

V1 = 15  V2 V2 = 5 V3  V1V1/3=60  2V1=180  V1=2180=90  V1=90  V2=V1/15=90/15=6 l V3=V2/5=6/5=56 l=1.2 l



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