Question 6: Operator Water Tank

🚰 Water Tank Fill

Use: import task_operators_06

A water tank holds 200 litres. Water is being poured in at 15 litres per minute. The tap was opened for 8 minutes, but 5 litres spilled out along the way. Write a Python program that calculates how much water is in the tank now, and how many more litres are needed to fill it completely.

• Store the tank’s capacity in a variable called tank_capacity and set it to 200.
• Store the flow rate in a variable called flow_rate and set it to 15.
• Store the minutes the tap was open in a variable called minutes and set it to 8.
• Calculate the total water poured in and store it in water_poured using flow_rate * minutes.
• Store the amount spilled in a variable called spilled and set it to 5.
• Calculate how much water is actually in the tank and store it in water_in_tank using water_poured - spilled.
• Calculate how many more litres are needed to fill the tank and store it in needed_to_fill using tank_capacity - water_in_tank.
• Print exactly two lines in this format:

  Water in tank: <water_in_tank> L
  Needed to fill: <needed_to_fill> L

  Use a separate print() call for each line.