Physics, asked by gopi8721, 1 year ago

If two liquids are mixed in equal volumes, their resultant density is 5 grcc and mixed in equal masses their resultant density is 4.8 g/ec. The ratio of their densities is 2/k . Then k is​

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Answered by amitnrw
19

Answer:

k = 3

Explanation:

Let say Theit Densities are  D1   & D2

Density = Mass/Volume

Case 1 : Equal Volume

=> M1 = D1 * V

& M2 = D2 * V

Density combined =  (M1 + M2)/2V  =  (D1 + D2)/2  = 5

=> D1 + D2 = 10

Case 2 : Equal Masses

=> V1 = M/D1

=> V2 = M/D2

Density combined  =  2M /(M/D1  + M/D2)  =  2D1D2/(D 1 + D2)  = 4.8

=> D1 * D2 /10 = 2.4

=> D1 * D2 = 24

=> D1(10-D1) = 24

=> -D1² + 10D1 = 24

=> D1² - 10D1 + 24 = 0

=> D1² -6D1 - 4D1 + 24 = 0

=> (D1 -6)(D1-4) = 0

=> D1 = 6 or 4

]   D2 are 4 & 6

D1/D2 = 6/4 = 3/2 is not of form 2/k

while D1/D2 = 4/6  = 2/3  = 2/k  => k = 3

Answered by moddunani20
1

Answer:

Correct option is B)

Let the densities be D

1

and D

2

Density=

Volume

Mass

Case 1 : Equal Volume

⟹M

1

=D

1

×V

and

M

2

=D

2

×V

Density combined =

2V

(M

1

+M

2

)

=

2

(D

1

+D

2

)

=5

⟹D

1

+D

2

=10

Case 2 : Equal Masses

⟹V

1

=

D

1

M

⟹V

2

=

D

2

M

Density combined =

(M/D

1

+M/D

2

)

2M

=

(D+1+D

2

)

2D

1

D

2

=4.8

10

D

1

×D

2

=2.4

⟹D

1

×D

2

=24

impliesD

1

(10−D

1

)=24

⟹−D

1

2

+10D

1

=24

⟹D

1

2

−10D

1

+24=0

⟹D

1

2

−6D

1

−4D

1

+24=0

⟹(D

1

−6)(D

1

−4)=0

Then,

D

1

=6 or 4

D

2

are 4&6

D

2

D

1

=

4

6

=

2

3

is not of form

k

2

while

D

2

D

1

=

6

4

=

3

2

=

k

2

⟹k=3

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