Question

A mixture of orange and grapes juice is taken in the ratio of 1:2, an another mixture of the
same juices is taken in the ratio of 2:3. How many parts of the two juices must be taken to
obtain a new juice consisting of orange juice and grapes juice that are in the ratio 3:5?​

Answer 1

Answer:

3:5

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Given : A mixture of orange and grapes juice is taken in the ratio of 1:2,

an another mixture of the same juices is taken in the ratio of 2:3.

To Find :   How many parts of the two juices must be taken to obtain a new juice consisting of orange juice and grapes juice that are in the ratio 3:5?​

Solution:

Let say 3X   parts  and 5Y  parts are taken

orange juice = X  , Grape juice = 2X

orange juice = 2Y  , Grape juice = 3Y

Total Orange = X + 2Y  , Total Grape = 2X + 3Y

X + 2Y  :  2X + 3Y =  3 :  5

=> 5X + 10Y  = 6X + 9Y

=> X = Y

3X : 5Y

= 3 : 5   as X =   Y

Hence  3 parts of 1 :2 ration and 5 parts of 2 : 3 ratio to be taken  

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