a man ca buy maximum 77 l milk from a milk booth he has 3 poats A,B,C to be - Maths - Linear Inequalities

Question

a man ca buy maximum 77 l milk from a milk booth he has 3 poats
A,B,C to be filled completly the pot A can hold twice as much as
pot B and pot C can hold 5 l more then pot B what should be the
maximum possible capacity of pot B if A can hold at least 12 l more
than pot C

Rishabh Mittal · Accepted Answer

Let the pot B can hold milk be x litres
Then, pot A can hold milk be 2x litres
 pot C can hold milk be x+5 litres
A T
Qx+2x+x+5≤774x+5≤774x≤72x≤18 litres
and2x≥x+5+122x≥x+17x≥17 litres
So, maximum possible capacity of B is 18 litres

a man ca buy maximum 77 l milk from a milk booth. he has 3 poats A,B,C to be filled completly. the pot A can hold twice as much as pot B and pot C can hold 5 l more then pot B . what should be the maximum possible capacity of pot B if A can hold at least 12 l more than pot C