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A and B are two alloys which were made by mixing iron and copper in the ratio of 3:5 and 5:9 respectively.If 60 grams of alloy A and X grams of alloy B are melted and mixed to form another alloy C what is the value of X if the ratio of iron and copper in the new alloy is 35:61 ?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

Two alloys = A and B

Ratio of Iron = 3:5

Ratio of Copper = 5:9

Weight of alloy A = 60gms

Weight of alloy B = x gms

To Find:

Value of X if ratio of iron and copper in the new alloy is 35:61

Solution:

In x gms of alloy B

Iron = 5 × x/14

Copper = 9 × x/14

In 60gms of alloy A

Iron = 60 × 3/8  

= 45/2

Copper = 60 × 5/8

= 75/2

According to question -  

45/2 + 5x/14 / 75/2 + 9x/14

= 35/61

= x = 84

Answer : The value of x is 84 grams.

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