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Solve the following math problems regarding petrol tanks. Tank A holds 600 litres more than Tank B. If 100 litres are pumped out of each tank, Tank A would contain 3 times as much petrol as Tank B.

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Question 1:

a)

Step 1: Let the capacity of Tank A be AA litres and Tank B be BB litres.
From the first statement, Tank A holds 600 litres more than Tank B:

A=B+600(1)A = B + 600 \quad (1)

Step 2: After pumping out 100 litres from each tank, Tank A contains A−100A - 100 litres and Tank B contains B−100B - 100 litres.
From the second statement, Tank A would then contain 3 times as much petrol as Tank B:

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