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Three buckets Red, Green and Blue are filled with 20 litres, 30 litres and 50 litres of water respectively. 5 litres of water from Blue is added to Red whose 7 litres is already added to Green and Green's 9 litres is added to blue. Find the sum of quantities of water in buckets Blue and Red in the end.
Asked in MPTET Varg-2 (Math) · 2023
Basic Operation · Quantitative Aptitude
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