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In a vessel, there is a mixture of apple, orange and mango juices in the ratio of 3 : 5 : 4 respectively. a quantity of 12 litres from the mixture is replaced by 8 litres of apple juice. thereafter the quantities of apple and orange juices in the resultant mixture become same. find out the initial quantity of mixture in the vessel.

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Given:

Ratio of apple juice : orange juice : Mango juice = 3 : 5 : 4

12 litres of the mixture were removed.

8 litres of apples juice were added.

Thereafter, the quantity of apple and orange juice is the same.

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To Find:

The initial quantity of mixture

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Solution:

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Define x:

Let x be the initial amount of mixture

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12 litres were removed:

Amount of mixture left = x - 12

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Find the amount of apple juice in the mixture:

\text{Apple Juice } = \dfrac{3}{3 + 5 + 4}  \times (x - 12)

\text{Apple Juice } = \dfrac{3 (x - 12)}{12}

\text{Apple Juice } = \dfrac{x - 12}{4}

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8 litres of apple juice were added:

\text{Apple Juice } = \dfrac{x - 12}{4} + 8

\text{Apple Juice } = \dfrac{x - 12 + 32}{4}

\text{Apple Juice } = \dfrac{x + 20}{4}

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Find the amount of orange juice in the mixture:

\text{Orange Juice } = \dfrac{5}{3 + 5 + 4}  \times (x - 12)

\text{Orange Juice } = \dfrac{5 (x - 12)}{12}

\text{Orange Juice } = \dfrac{5x - 60}{12}

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The amount of apple juice and orange juice are the same:

\dfrac{x + 20}{4} = \dfrac{5x - 60}{12}

12 ( x + 20) = 4( 5x - 60)

12x + 240 = 20x - 240

8x = 480

x.= 60

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Answer: There was 60 litres of mixture initially.

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