Math, asked by vikashsharma45, 10 months ago

A solution of 165 litre contains 80% acid and the rest water. how much water must be added to the solution such that the new mixture contains 60% acid​

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Answered by ghghggh
2

Answer:

165 litres in ratio of 8:10 i.e 4:5.

which needs to be made to a ratio 6:10.

i.e 3 :5. haven't sloved every step but you will get it after solving further the concept is revealed by above step new here on brainly

Answered by Anonymous
20

Answer:

Here is your answer

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let \: x \: liter \: be \: alcohol

 \frac{volume \: of \: alcohol}{total \: volume \: }  \times 100

 \frac{x}{165}  \:  \times 100 = 80

x =  \frac{165 \times 80}{100}

x = 132 \: litre

now ,

alcohol \:  =  \: 132 \: litre

now

let y litre of water is added

 \frac{volume \: of \: alcohol}{total \: \: volume \:  + y }  = 60

 \frac{13200}{165 + y}  = 60

by cross multiplication,

60(165 + y) = 13200

9900 + 60y = 13200

60y = 13200 - 9900

60y \: = 3300

y = \frac{3300}{60}

y = 55 \: litre

so 55 litre water must be added to the new mixture.

Hope it helps you ✅

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