Math, asked by rslakshmi696, 1 year ago

There are two beakers containing equal quantities of
30% alcohol. Rahul changed the concentration of first
beaker to 40% by adding extra pure quality of alcohol.
Nikhil changed the concentration of second beaker
to 50% by replacing a certain quantity of the solution
with pure alcohol. By what percentage is the quantity
replaced by Nikhil more than that of alcohol added
by Rahul ?
a)500/7% b) 66 1/3% c) 50%

d) 72 2/3% e) Can’t be determined

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
3

Answer:

500/7 %

Step-by-step explanation:

Beaker Contains 30%  alcohol

So other Liquid = 70 %

Let say Beaker has 30A  alcohol  

Other Liquid = 70A

& total solution = 100A

Rahul added  X alcohol

Alcohol become = 30A + X

Solution become = 100A + X

((30A + X)/(100A + X))  * 100  = 40

=> ((30A + X)/(100A + X))  * 5  = 2

=> 150A + 5X = 200A + 2X

=> 3X = 50A

=> X = 50A/3

Let Say Rahul replaced Y

Total Solution = 100A  ( as replacement)

Y what removed  has  30% alcohol

=> (30/100)Y = 0.3Y alcohol reduced

Y alcohol added

Total net alcohol added = Y - 0.3Y = 0.7Y

Alcohol in solution = 30A + 0.7Y

(30A + 0.7Y)/(100A)  * 100 = 50

=> 30A + 0.7Y = 50A

=> 20A = 0.7Y

=> Y = 200A/7

Y - X = 200A/7  - 50A/3   =   (A/21)(600 - 350)

= (A/21)(250)

Y - X % of X  =  ((A/21)(250) / (50A/3) )  * 100

= 500/7 %

option A is correct

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