If a pipe fills a tank in 6 h, then what part of the tank will the pipe fill in 1 h?

1/3
1/6
1/4
1/5

Correct Answer: 1/6

Explanation:

We know that, when a pipe fills a tank in m h, then the part of tank filled in 1 h = 1/m
Here, m = 6
∴ Required part of the tank to be filled in 1h = 1/6 part

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