Math, asked by gannag85, 23 days ago

A Mixture contains 105 liters of Milk and rest is waters. 15 liters of water is added to the mixture and then
20% of the mixture is taken out. In the taken-out mixture, additional amount of milk which is equal to 1/15
liters of the initial quantity of water is added such that the ratio of water to milk in the taken-out mixture
becomes 3:5. Find the initial quantity of water?
1.30
2.45
3. 60
4.75
5. none of these​

Answers

Answered by rajarshikulavi21
29

Answer:

Let the vessel contains 8 litres of liquid.

Let x litres of this liquid be replaced with water

when x litre of mixture is taken out it means  

8

5x

​  

 litre milk and  

8

3x

​  

 litre water taken out

Quantity of water in new mixture =(3−  

8

3x

​  

+x)litres

Quantity of milk in new mixture =(5−  

8

5x

​  

)litres

∴(3−  

8

3x

​  

+x)=(5−  

8

5x

​  

)

⇒5x+24=40−5x

⇒10x=16

∴x=  

5

8

​  

 

So, part of the mixture replaced =(  

5

8

​  

×  

8

1

​  

)=  

5

1

​  

.

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