Math, asked by gangasinghyadav85597, 4 months ago

12 ग्लिसरीन और पानी के एक मिश्रण में ग्लिसरीन 45% है। बाद में उस
मिश्रण के 100 ग्राम में ऊ ग्राम (भार के अनुसार पानी और मिला दिया
जाता है। तद्नुसार, उस नये मिश्रण में भार के अनुसार, ग्लिसरीन क
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