Math, asked by ajaykumarr2508, 6 months ago


Two boxes A and B were filled with a mixture
of rice and dal-in A in the ratio of 5:3, and in
B in the ratio of 7:3. What quantity must be
taken from the first to form a mixture that
shall contain 6 kg of rice and 3 kg of dal?
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Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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Given  : Two boxes A and B were filled with a mixture of rice and dal-in A in the ratio of 5:3, and in B in the ratio of 7:3.

To Find : What quantity must be  taken from the first to form a mixture that shall contain 6 kg of rice and 3 kg of dal

Solution:

6 kg of rice and 3 kg of dal

Total = 9 kg

From A taken  = x kg   then from B = 9 - x  kg

Rice from A  =  5x/8

Dal from A = 3x/8

Rice from B  =  7(9 - x )/10

Dal from B =  3(9 - x )/10

5x/8  +  7(9 - x )/10   =  6

=> 25x  + 28(9-x)  = 240

=> 25x + 252 - 28x  = 240

=>  3x  =  12

=> x = 4

Rice from A  =  5x/8  = 2.5

Dal from A = 3x/8  = 1.5  

Rice from B  =  7(9 - 4 )/10 = 3.5

Dal from B =  3(9 -4 )/10 = 1.5  

Hence 4 kg   must be taken from the first to form a mixture that

shall contain 6 kg of rice and 3 kg of dal

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