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5. Two solutions, the first of which contains 0.8 kg and the second 0.6 kg of salt, were poured together and 10 kg of a new salt solution was obtained. Find the weight of the first and of the second solution in the mixture if the first solution is known to contain 10 per cent more of salt than the second. (a) 4 kg, 6 kg (b) 3 kg, 7 kg (c) 4 kg, 9 kg (d) 5 kg, 9 kg​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Weight of the first and of the second solution in the mixture are 4 kg and 6 kg respectively

Given  : Two solutions, the first of which contains 0.8 kg and the second 0.6 kg of salt, were poured together and 10 kg of a new salt solution was obtained.

first solution is known to contain 10 per cent more of salt than the second

To Find :  weight of the first and of the second solution in the mixture

Solution:

Assume that First solution  = x kg

Second solution  = 10 -  x kg

Salt in 2nd solution = 0.6 kg

in %  = ( 0.6 / (10-x)) * 100  = 60/(10 - x)  %

1st solution % = (60/(10 -x))  + 10  %   as contain 10 per cent more of salt than the second.

(0.8/x) * 100 = 80/x    %

Equate both

80/x =  (60/(10 -x))  + 10

=> 8/x =  (6/(10 -x))  + 1

=> 8(10 - x) = 6x  + x(10 - x)

=> 80 - 8x = 6x + 10x - x²

=> x²  -24x  + 80 = 0

=> x² - 20x - 4x + 80 = 0

=> (x - 20)(x - 4) = 0

=> x = 20 , x = 4

as x < 10

Hence x = 4 kg

10 - x = 6 kg

Correct option is  a) 4 kg , 6 kg

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