Math, asked by Vishwakarm6782, 1 year ago

In a solution,75% is orange juice and remaining is water. from this, if 20% is taken out, what will be the percentage of orange juice in the final solution?

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Answered by danielochich
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If the the initial volume = x

Volume of orange juice = 75%x

                                     = 0.75x

20% of orange is removed, the remaining volume of orange = 80%

Volume of orange left = 80% * 0.75x

                                   = 0.6x

The remaining volume of solution = x - 20%(0.75x)

                                                      = 0.85x


Percentage of orange in the final solution = 0.6x/0.85x * 100

                                                                   = 70.588%
Answered by Anonymous
5

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

If the the initial volume = x

Volume of orange juice = 75%x

= 0.75x

20% of orange is removed, the remaining volume of orange = 80%

Volume of orange left = 80% * 0.75x

= 0.6x

The remaining volume of solution = x - 20%(0.75x)

= 0.85x

Percentage of orange in the final solution = 0.6x/0.85x * 100

= 70.588%

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