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The ratio of weights of tin and zinc in an alloy is 2:5. How much zinc is there in
31.5 g of alloy?

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Answered by Anonymous
25

Answer:

  • 9 grams of zinc is there in the alloy.

Given:

  • Ratio of zinc and tin in the alloy = 2:5
  • Total weight of alloy = 31.5 g

To find:

  • How much zinc is there in 31.5 g of alloy?

Solution:

Weight of tin = 2x

Weight of zinc = 5x

➨ Zinc + Tin = Alloy

By replacing the data given to us, We get:

➨ 2x + 5x = 31.5

➨ 7x = 31.5

➨ x =  \bf \dfrac{31.5}{7}

➨ x = 4.5 grams.

Thus,

Weight of zinc = 2x = 9 grams.

  • 2 × 4.5 = 9 grams.

Weight of tin = 5x = 22.5 grams.

  • 5 × 4.5 = 22.5 grams.

Hence, 9 grams of zinc is there in the alloy.


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Answered by Anonymous
6

Correct Question-:

  • The ratio of weights of tin and zinc in an alloy is 2:5. How much zinc is there in
  • zinc is there in31.5 g of alloy?

AnswEr -:

  • \underline{\boxed{\star{\sf{\blue{Weight \: of\: Zinc\: = 9 gm }}}}}

EXPLANATION-:

  •  \frak{Given \:\: -:} \begin{cases} \sf{ The\: ratio\: of \:weights\: of \:tin\: and\: zinc\: in\: an\: alloy\: is\: 2:5.  } & \\\\ \sf{The\:Weight\:of\:an\;alloy=31.5g }\end{cases} \\\\

  •  \frak{To \:Find\: -:} \begin{cases} \sf{ The\: weight\:of\:zinc\:in\:an\:alloy.}\end{cases} \\\\

Solution-:

 \frak{ Let's \:Assume \:\: -:} \begin{cases} \sf{Let \:the\: weight\: of \:tin \:be\: 5x.   } & \\\\ \sf{Let\:the\:Weight\:of\:an\;zinc\:be\:2x }\end{cases} \\\\

Now ,

  • As ,we know that ,

  • "Weight of Tin + Weight of Zinc = Weight of an alloy ."

  •  \frak{ \: Here \:\: -:} \begin{cases} \sf{The\: weight\: of \:tin \:is\: 2x.   } & \\\\ \sf{\:The\:Weight\:of\:an\;zinc\:is\:5x } & \\\\ \sf{ The\:weight \:of\:an\:alloy\:is\:31.5gm}\end{cases} \\\\

Now ,

  • \implies{\sf{\large { 5x + 2x = 31.5gm  }}}
  • \implies{\sf{\large { 7x = 31.5gm  }}}
  • \implies{\sf{\large { x = \frac{31.5}{7}  }}}
  • \implies{\sf{\large { x = 4.5gm  }}}

Therefore-:

  • \underline{\boxed{\star{\sf{\blue{ x = 4.5 gm }}}}}

Then ,

  • \implies{\sf{\large { Weight \: of\: Zinc = 2x = 4.5 × 2 = 9gm  }}}
  • \implies{\sf{\large { Weight \: of\: Tin = 5x = 4.5 × 5 = 22.5gm  }}}

Hence ,

  • \underline{\boxed{\star{\sf{\blue{Weight \: of\:Zinc\: = 9 gm }}}}}

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