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Solve the following
60-litre solution of alcohol and water contains 20 litres of alcohol. How much alcohol must be Added
to produce a solution of 50% alcohol?

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Answered by rajeevkumartiwari36
3

Answer:

60 litre solution of alcohol and water.

in which alcohol quantity is 20 litre.

to produce a solution of 50% alcohol.

50% of 60

50/100 × 60

1/2×60

30 litre.

to produce a solution of 30 litre we have to add 30 litre - 20 litre = 10 litre.

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Answered by Anonymous
2

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Given ,

Total solution = 60 litre

Alcohol in solution = 20 litre

Let ,

x litre alcohol must be added to produce 50 % alcohol

Then , alcohol in solution at last equal to ( x + 20) litre

Total solution at last = (60 + x) litre

Alcohol at last is equal to 50% of total solution

 \to x + 20 = 50(60 + x)/100

 \to x + 20 = (60 + x)/2

 \to x + 20 = 30 + x/2

 \to x - x/2 = 30 - 20

 \to (2x - x)/2 = 10

 \to x/2 = 10

 \to x = 10 × 2

 \to x = 20

  \therefore 20 litre of alcohol must be added in 60 litre solution to get 50 % alcohol in the solution

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