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the ratio of metal A and metal B in an alloy is 5:7 find the weight of metal A in 14.4g wt of the alloy

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Answered by Abhijeet1589
6

The answer is 6.0 grams

GIVEN

Ratio of metal A and metal B in an alloy is 5:7

Total weight of alloy = 14.4 grams

TO FIND

Weight of metal A

SOLUTION

The above problem can be simply solve as follows;

Given,

Ratio of weight of Metal A to Metal B = 5:7

Let the weight of Metal A = 5x

Weight of metal B = 7x

Total weight of the alloy = 14.4 grams

Therefore,

5x + 7x = 14.4

12x = 14.4

x = 14.4/12 = 1.2

Weight of metal A = 5 × 1.2 = 6.0 grams

Hence, The answer is 6.0 grams

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Answered by KajalBarad
3

The ratio of metal A and metal B in an alloy is 5:7. the weight of metal A in 14.4g of the alloy is 6 grams.

Given:

the ratio of metal A and metal B in an alloy is 5:7

To find:

Weight of metal A

Solution:

A substance which is made up of two or more materials is known as an alloy.

Alloys are used because they have higher resistance of thermal conductivity than that of metals or non metals.

Let the weight of metal A = 5x

the weight of metal B = 7x

Total weight of the metal = 5x + 7x

                                          = 12x

The weight is given as 14.4 grams.

that means, 12x = 14.4 grams

                     x = 14.4/12

                     x = 1.2 grams.

Now, weight of metal A = 5*1.2 grams

                                       = 6.0 grams

The weight of metal A in 14.4g of the alloy is 6 grams.

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