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The weight of the container alone is 25% of the container filled with a certain fluid. When some fluid is removed, the weight of the container and remaining fluid is 50% of the original total weight. What fractional part of the liquid has been removed ?

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Answered by Siddharta7
13

The weight of the container alone is 25% of the weight of the filled container.

⇒ The weight of the fluid in the container is three times the weight of the container.

Let the weight of the container alone be x units.

⇒ The weight of the fluid in the container is 3x.

Let the weight of the fluid removed be y units.

⇒ The total weight after removal of some quantity of the fluid is 4x−y.

It is given that the weight to of the container and the remaining fluid is 50% if the original total weight.

⇒ The weight to of the container and the remaining fluid is 2x.

⇒4x−y=2x⇒y=2x.

⇒ The fractional part of the liquid that has been removed is 2x/3x=2/3.

Answered by prathi9
15

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

let weight of container with a certain fluid be : 100

given weight of container alone is 25% of weight of container with fluid...means 100*25/100=25

That means the weight of fluid alone is : 100-25=75

let the weight of fluid removed be x

Then the weight of fluid still left in container is 75-x

given that weight of container and remaining fluid is 50% of original total weight That means 25+75-x=100*50/100

therefore by solving above equation we get x=50 which is the weight of fluid removed.

The fractional part of liquid removed is

50/75=2/3 is the answer

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