Two pipes,$A$ and $B,$ can separately fill a tank in $6$ $hours$ and $8$ $hours,$ respectively. Both the pipes are opened together,but $1 \frac{1}{2}$ $hours$ later pipe $A$ is turned off. How much time (in $hours$) will it take to fill the tank?

Two taps can separately fill a cistern in $10$ $minutes$ and $15$ $minutes$ respectively. When the waste pipe is open,they can together fill it in $18$ $minutes$. The waste pipe can empty the full cistern in:

If two pipes function simultaneously,the reservoir will be filled in $6$ $hours$. One pipe fills the reservoir $5$ $hours$ faster than the other. How many hours does the faster pipe take to fill the reservoir?

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?

$A$ pipe can fill a tank with water in $3 \, h$. Due to a leak at the bottom,it takes $3 \frac{1}{2} \, h$ to fill it. In what time (in $hours$) will the leak empty the fully filled tank?

Three taps are fitted in a cistern. The empty cistern is filled by the first and the second taps in $3 \, h$ and $4 \, h$, respectively. The full cistern is emptied by the third tap in $5 \, h$. If all three taps are opened simultaneously, the empty cistern will be filled up in?