Math, asked by neelamlokesh7044, 10 months ago

A milkman has 80% milk in his stock of 800 l of adulterated milk . How much 100% pure milk

Answers

Answered by sanjeevk28012
5

Answer:

The 100% of quantity of pure milk is 160 liters  .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given as :

Total quantity of milk = 800 liters

The adulated quantity of milk = 80 % of total quantity

i.e The adulated quantity of milk = 80 % × 800 liters

Let The 100% of quantity of pure milk = x liters

∴ The adulated quantity of milk = \dfrac{80}{100} × 800 liters

or, The adulated quantity of milk = 640 liters

Again

The quantity of pure milk = Total quantity of milk - adulated quantity of milk

Or, x = 800 liters - 640 liters

Or , x = 160 liters

So, The 100% of quantity of pure milk = x = 160 liters

Hence, The 100% of quantity of pure milk is 160 liters  . Answer

Answered by rahul123437
9

Question :

A milkman has 80% milk in his stock of 800 liters of adulterated milk. How much 100% pure milk is to be added to it so that purity is between 90% and 95%. How much pure milk should he add to his stock to obtain 99% of pure milk?

To find :

  • How much 100% pure milk is to be added to it so that purity is between 90% and 95%.
  • How much pure milk should he add to his stock to obtain 99% of pure milk?

Given :

A milkman has 80% milk in his stock of 800 liters of adulterated milk.

Adulterated milk consists of 80% pure milk.

Amount of pure milk in 800 liters = \frac{80}{100} \times800 = 640 liters.

Let x liters be the amount of pure milk added to 800 liters of adulteration milk.

The milk content of the mixture form = \frac{Amount \ of \ pure \ milk \ content}{Total \ volume \ of \ the \ mixture } \times 100

  • Let the amount of pure milk content = x + 640.
  • Let the total volume of the mixture = 800 + x

\frac{Amount \ of \ pure \ milk \ content}{Total \ volume \ of \ the \ mixture } \times 100= \frac{x + 640}{800 + x}\times100

                                                  =\frac{100x + 64000}{800+x}

How much 100% pure milk is to be added to it so that purity is between 90% and 95%.

90<\frac{100 x+64000}{800+x}<95

90(800+x)<100 x+64000<95(800+x)

72000+90 x<100 x+64000<76000+95 x

Take the value : 100 x+64000<76000+95 x

100 x+64000<76000+95 x

5 x<76000-64000

5 x<12000

x<2400

Now, take the value : 72000+90 x<100 x+64000

72000+90 x<100 x+64000

10 x>72000-64000

10 x>8000

x>800

Hence,      

800<x<2400

How much pure milk should he add to his stock to obtain 99% of pure milk?

If purity is to be made 99%

\frac{100 x+64000}{800+x}=99

100 x+64000=99 x+79200

x=79200-64000

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