Math, asked by shreyap07, 4 months ago

chalk contains 10% calcium, 3% carbon 12 % oxygen and the remaining sand find the amount of carbon and calcium ( in gram) in 2 1/2 kg of chalk .also find the amount of sand ( in kg )​

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Answered by ishanbhatt2000
1

Answer:

here is your answer....

Step-by-step explanation:

In chalk,

Calcium=10%

Carbon=3%

Oxygen=12%

Remaining=100−(10+3+12)=100−25=75%

Sand=75%

Weight of chalk =2 1/2=5/2 kg

Amount of carbon =5/2×3/100=3/40kg =3/40×1000=75grams

Amount of calcium=5/2×10/100=1/4kg=250grams

and amount of sand=5/2×75/100=15/8kg=1.875kg

Answered by shikharyadav05
0

Answer:

Carbon=75g

Calcium=250g

Sand=1.875kg

Step-by-step explanation:

Calcium=10%

Carbon=3%

Oxygen=12%

Sand=100-(10+3+12)

=100-(13+12)

=100-25

=75%

Given:

Total Chalk=2*1/2 Kg

=2.5kg

Total Chalk (in grams)=2.5*1000

=2500g

Carbon (in grams)=2500*3/100

=75g

Calcium (in grams)=2500*10/100

=250g

Sand (in kg)=2.5*75/100

=1.875kg

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