Math, asked by Saifsheikh, 11 months ago

50 kg of an alloy of lead and tin contains 60% lead.how much lead must be melted it to make an alloy containing 75% lead

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Answered by dvipada07
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Answer:

7.5 kg

Step-by-step explanation:

Weight of the alloy = 50 kg

Percentage of lead in alloy = 60%

Weight of lead in the alloy  = 60/100 * 50

                                             = 30 kg

Percentage of lead the alloy

                        must contain = 75%

                                  Weight = 75/100 * 50

                                               = 37.5 kg

               Lead to be melted =  37.5 - 30

                                               = 7.5 kg

Answered by rubysaxena928
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Answer:

750 grams

Step-by-step explanation:

weight of the alloy =50kg

amount of lead=60%

=60*50÷100

= 3 kg

75% of 50 kg is equal to 3.75 kg

now the amount of lead in the alloy is 3 kg to make it 3.75 kg we need to add 750 grams for 7.5 kg into it

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