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(a)
Two types of alloys possess gold and silver in the ratio
7:22 and 21 : 37. In what ratio should these alloys be
mixed so as to have a new alloy in which gold and silver
would exist in the ratio 25: 62 ?​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given  : Two types of alloys possess gold and silver in the ratio  7:22 and 21 : 37.

To Find :  In what ratio should these alloys be  mixed so as to have a new alloy in which gold and silver  would exist in the ratio 25: 62

Solution:

Alloy  1  -  Gold : Silver = 7 : 22

Alloy 2  -  Gold : Silver = 21 : 37

Let say mixed in ratio m : n

Gold = (7/29)m , Silver = (22/29)m

Gold = (21/58)m , Silver = (37/58)m

Gold = 7m/29 + 21n/58   = (14m  + 21n)/58

Silver = 22m/29 + 37n/58 = (44m + 37n)/58

gold and silver  would exist in the ratio 25: 62

=> (14m + 21n)/(44m + 37n)  = 25/62

=>  (14m + 21n)62  = (44m + 37n) 25

=> 868m + 1302n  = 1100m + 925n

=>  377n  =  232m

=> m  : n  = 377 : 232

=> m : n = 13 : 8

13:8 is the ratio in which alloys be  mixed so as to have a new alloy in which gold and silver  would exist in the ratio 25: 62

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