Math, asked by sayantanghosh535, 6 months ago

14 litre of a diluted acid were put in the two jars the ratio of acid and water the first and in the second jar being 7:2 and 2:1 respectively. They were mixed and put in a single jar, if the ratio of acid and water in the newly formed mixture be 5:2, fine how many liters of liquid in the first jar.​

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Answered by sophiajohn07leema
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Answer:

Let the quantity of mixture in each container be x. Then,

Sulphuric acid in 1 st container =

5

3x

Water in 1 st container =

5

2x

Sulphuric acid in 2 nd container =

10

7x

Water is 2nd container =

10

3x

Sulphuric acid in 3rd container =

15

11x

Water in 3rd container =

15

4x

∴ Required ratio =(

5

3x

+

10

7x

+

15

11x

):(

5

2x

+

10

3x

+

15

4x

)=(

60

36+42+44

):(

60

24+18+16

)=122:58=61:29.

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