Two pipes $A$ and $B$ can fill a tank in $15$ $minutes$ and $20$ $minutes$ respectively. Both the pipes are opened together but after $4$ $minutes,$ pipe $A$ is turned off. What is the total time required to fill the tank?

$A$ swimming pool has $3$ drain pipes. The first two pipes $A$ and $B$,operating simultaneously,can empty the pool in half the time that $C$ (the $3rd$ pipe) alone takes to empty it. Pipe $A$,working alone,takes half the time taken by pipe $B$. Together they take $6$ $hours$ $40$ $minutes$ to empty the pool. Time taken by pipe $A$ to empty the pool,in hours,is

Two pipes $A$ and $B$ can fill a cistern in $24$ $minutes$ and $30$ $minutes$,respectively. There is also an outlet $C$. If all the three pipes are opened together,the cistern is full in $20$ $minutes$. How much time (in $minutes$) will be taken by outlet $C$ to empty the full cistern?

One fill pipe $A$ is $3$ times faster than second fill pipe $B$ and takes $32$ minutes less than the fill pipe $B$. When will the cistern be full if both the pipes are opened together?

$A$ pipe can fill a tank with water in $5$ $hours$ and another pipe can empty the same tank in $4$ $hours$. If the tank is completely filled and both the taps are opened together,in how much time $(hours)$ will the tank be empty?

An oil drum can be filled with oil in $40$ $min$ by a filling pipe. Another outlet pipe can empty the entire drum in $60$ $min$. The outlet pipe was opened when $\frac{2}{3}$ part of the drum was filled with oil and closed after $15$ $min$. What time will it take to fill the drum when the filling pipe is opened now?