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Two vessels a and b contain equal quantity of a solution of milk and water. the concentration of milk is same in both a & b. if 8 ltrs of solution of vessel a replaced with pure milk, then the concentration of milk in vessel a becomes twice of what it was initially. if 16 ltrs of solution of vessel b replaced with pure milk, then find the ratio of the final concentration of milk in vessel b to the initial concentration of milk in b?

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Given:

Vessels = 2 = a and b

Quantity one = 8L

Quantity two = 16L

To Find:

Ratio of final concentration of milk in vessel b to the initial concentration of milk in b

Solution:

Let first quantity of milk be = p

Let the total quantity of solution be = q  

Therefore,

First concentration of milk in both vessels = p/q

Now,

8L of the solution from a is replaced with milk.

New quantity of milk in a = p - 8p/q + 8

New concentration of milk in a = (p - 8p/q + 8)/q

Since, the milk concentration becomes double in a, hence -  

= (p - 8p/q + 8)/q = 2p/q

= p - 8p/q + 8 = 2p

= p/q = (8-p)/8   ----- Eq 1

Similarly,

16L of the solution from b is replaced with milk.

New quantity of milk in b = p- 16p/q + 16

New concentration of milk in b  = (p- 16p/q + 16)/q

= [p - 16(8-p)/8 + 16]/q ( Substituting from eq 1)

= [p - 16 + 2p + 16]/q  

= 3p/q

Ratio = new concentration in b / old concentration in b

= (3p/q) / (p/q)

= 3

Answer: The required ratio is 3:1

Answered by sanjoymng2019
0

Answer:

3.5

Step-by-step explanation:

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