Math, asked by rekhabenjotaniya2601, 2 days ago

In a Chemistry lab, there are three solutions, X, Y, Z, of an acid, of concentrations 30%, 40% and p% respectively. If 200 ml of X when mixed with V ml of Z, produces a solution of 60% concentration, and 250 ml of Y when mixed with V ml of Z, produces a solution of 62% concentration, find the value of p.​

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Answered by sonakshi5222
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Answer:

 If 100 ml of A when mixed with V ml of C, produces a solution of 60% concentration and 100 ml of B when mixed with V ml of C, produces a .

Answered by joshimrunal166
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Answer:

84

Step-by-step explanation:

x=30% y=40% z=p%

(200+v)        (250+v)

   |                      |

 60%               62%

we will make 2 eqn

30x200+pv=60(200+v) ----(i)

40x250+pv=62(250+v) ----(ii)

on solving these two we get value of v is 250.

lets put v value in eqn 1

we get p=84%

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