In 30 litres of milk and water water is only 20%. how many litres of water should be added to it to increase the percentage of water to 60%
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Here is the answer.
Total mixture volume is 30 L.
as there is 20% water
so, volume of water = 20% of 30 = 6 L
and volume of milk = 80% of 30 = 24 L
As, water is added to increase it's volume to 60%
so volume of milk will remain fixed.(24L)
As, new volume of water is 60% so new volume of milk will be 40%.
Let new total volume be x L.
So, 40% of x = 24 L
or, 0.40 of x = 24 L
so, x = 24/0.40 = 60 L
So, volume of water will be 60- 24 L =36L
Hence, water added 36-6 =30 L
30 L of water must be added to increase the percentage of water to 60%.
Thanks.
Here is the answer.
Total mixture volume is 30 L.
as there is 20% water
so, volume of water = 20% of 30 = 6 L
and volume of milk = 80% of 30 = 24 L
As, water is added to increase it's volume to 60%
so volume of milk will remain fixed.(24L)
As, new volume of water is 60% so new volume of milk will be 40%.
Let new total volume be x L.
So, 40% of x = 24 L
or, 0.40 of x = 24 L
so, x = 24/0.40 = 60 L
So, volume of water will be 60- 24 L =36L
Hence, water added 36-6 =30 L
30 L of water must be added to increase the percentage of water to 60%.
Thanks.
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