A container contains 40 litres of milk.from this container 4 litres of milk was taken out and replaced by water. this process was repeated further two times. how much milk is now contained by the container.
a. 26.34 litres
b. 27.36 liters
c. 28 litres
d. 29.16 litres
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A container contains 40 litres of milk. From this container, 4 litres of milk were taken out and replaced by water. This process was repeated further two times. How much milk is now contained by the container?
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Samay Raj, Time is the King
Answered May 12, 2015
1) 40 litres of Milk
After 4 litres of Milk taken out and replaced by water.
2) 40 = 36M + 4W
Again
3)40 = 36M-10% of 36M + 4W-10% of 4W + 4 W(replaced by water)
or 40= 32.4M + 7.6 W
Again
4) 40 = 32.4M-10% of 32.4M + 7.6W-10% of 7.6W + 4 W(replaced by water)
or
40=29.16M + 10.84W
So,
If we assume that milk and water mixes uniformly , then the volume of Milk left will be 29.16
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Samay Raj, Time is the King
Answered May 12, 2015
1) 40 litres of Milk
After 4 litres of Milk taken out and replaced by water.
2) 40 = 36M + 4W
Again
3)40 = 36M-10% of 36M + 4W-10% of 4W + 4 W(replaced by water)
or 40= 32.4M + 7.6 W
Again
4) 40 = 32.4M-10% of 32.4M + 7.6W-10% of 7.6W + 4 W(replaced by water)
or
40=29.16M + 10.84W
So,
If we assume that milk and water mixes uniformly , then the volume of Milk left will be 29.16
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here's your answer
d) 29.16litres
d) 29.16litres
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