Math, asked by amitarya511998, 8 months ago

Two solution of milk and water are kept in two vessels A and B.the ratio of quantity of milk in vessels A and B is 4:5 while the ratio of quantity of water in vessels A and B is 8:9. it is known that the concentration of milk in one of these vessels between 60%and 80%.what could be the concentration of milk in other vessels.​

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Answered by jeffarz01
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Answer:

54%< concentration of milk in other vessel < 88.89%

Step-by-step explanation:

Ratio of milk = 4 x : 5x

Ratio of water = 8 y : 9

vessel A milk to water ratio = 4x /8y = x/2y

vessel B milk to water ratio = 5x /9y

vessel A milk concentration in percentage

vessel \: a \:  =  \frac{x}{2y}  \times 100

vessel B milk concentration in percentage

vessel \: b \:  =  \frac{5x}{9y}  \times 100

In any of the one vessel milk concentration is between 60 % and 80 %

from vessel A to B

60 &lt;  \frac{x}{2y}  \times 100 &lt; 80

Multiply by 10/9 {x/2y * 10/9 = 5x /9y}

Concentration In Vessel B

66.67 &lt;  \frac{5x}{9y}  \times 100 &lt; 88.89

from vessel B to A

60 &lt;  \frac{5x}{9y}  \times 100 &lt; 80

Multiply by 9/10 {5x/9y *9/10 = x/2y}

Concentration in vessel A

54 &lt;  \frac{x}{2y}  \times 100 &lt; 72

Since we don't know given concentration percentage of milk for whether vessel A or B , we write what could be the possible range satisfying both condition.

54%< concentration of milk in other vessel < 88.89%

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