Math, asked by sudakshinaloves13, 19 days ago

A vessel contains milk and water in the ratio 3:4. if 7 L milk added, the ratio gets reversed. how many liters of milk should have been added to the initial mixture so that the quantity of milk and water would have been equal?​

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Answered by jinidarman
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Answer:

Let “V”- be the volume of milk-water mixture present initially.

Volume of water present is

So (V-14) x 3/7 + 14= Vx 4/7

So 3(V-14) +(14x7)= 4V

So V= 98–42= 57- LITRES

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Check:

(56–14)x 3/7 +14 =(42x 3/7)+14

=32- litres

Also

56/7 x4= 32- litres. OK.

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