Math, asked by SiddhiKokil, 8 months ago

In a solution of 45 litres of milk and water, 40% is water. How many litres of milk must be added to become the ratio of milk & water 5 : 3?​

Answers

Answered by VaidehiKolhe
3

Step-by-step explanation:

45 litre = milk + water

40 %water means milk = 100-40=60%

ratio = milk : water

= 60 : 40

= 3 : 2

= water 40 % of total

= 40×45/100

= 18 litre water

total = 45 - 18 water = 27 litre milk

ratio = 3 : 2 = (×9) 27 : 18

required ratio = 5 : 3

= 5×9 : 3×9

= 45 :27

milk to add = 45 - 27

= 18 litre

therefore, 18 litres of milk must be added to become the ratio of milk and water 5 : 3

Answered by saintedmist
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Total = 45L

If 40% is water, water = (45*40)/100= 18L

Milk = 45-18 = 27L

Ratio of Milk : Water is 3:2

Ratio to be changed is 5:3

So the quantity of water is same since we are adding only milk

If ratio is 5:3, the 3x is same and equal to 18L

x=18/3 = 6L

5x = 6*5 =30L

Quantity of milk to be added = 30-27 = 3L

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