Math, asked by lostgirlsjourney07, 1 month ago

While making his peg, an unconscious drunkard filled his glass of 100 ml completely with water. He took a sip of 20 ml from the glass and consequently, realised his mistake. So he added 10 ml of alcohol to it. He took a sip of 20 ml again, and added 10 ml of alcohol thereafter. He kept on doing this until his glass became empty.What is the net quantity of alcohol that the drunkard sipped till his glass became empty?​

Answers

Answered by Bartsimpson3
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Answer:

80ml

Step-by-step explanation:

  1. 100 ml-----80ml
  2. 80+10ml=90ml----------70ml
  3. 70+10ml=80ml----------60ml
  4. 60+10ml=70ml----------50ml
  5. 50+10ml=60ml---------40ml
  6. 40+10ml=50ml----------30ml
  7. 30+10ml=40ml----------20ml
  8. 20+10ml=30ml----------10ml
  9. 10+10ml=20ml-----------0ml

In this way he slipped 80ml of alcohol

Answered by Abhijeet1589
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The Net Quantity Of Alcohol Sipped Is 80ml

GIVEN

The initial volume of water = 100ml

Quantity of glass he sipped = 20 ml

Subsequent addition of alcohol = 10 ml

TO FIND

Final Quantity of alcohol the drunkard sipped.

SOLUTION

We can simply solve the above problem as follows-

The quantity of alcohol the drunk sipped will be equal to the volume of alcohol added to the solution.

Let the volume of alcohol added to the glass be, T1, T2......

According to the question -

The initial quantity of water, V = 100 ml

Amount of water sipped = 20 ml

New solution V1 = 100-20 = 80

The volume of Addition of alcohol (T1) = 10ml

New solution (v2) = 80 +10 = 90ml

Amount of solution sipped = 90-20 = 70ml

The volume of alcohol added (T2) = 10 ml

New volume (v3) = 70+10 = 80 ml

The volume of solution sipped = 20ml

New volume = 80-20 = 60ml

The volume of alcohol added (T3) = 10 ml

New volume = 60+10 = 70 ml

The volume of solution. after sipping 20 ml = 70-20=50ml

The volume of alcohol added(T4) = 10ml

New solution = 50+10 = 60ml

The volume of solution after sipping 20 ml = 60-20 = 40ml

Volume. of alcohol added (T5) = 40+10= 50 ml

the volume of solution after sipping 20 ml = 50-20 = 30 ml

The volume of alcohol added (T6) = 10 ml

New volume = 30+10 = 40 ml

Volume after sipping 20 ml = 40-20 = 20ml

The volume of alcohol added (T7) = 10 ml

New volume = 20+10= 30ml

The volume of solution after sipping 20 ml = 30-20 = 10ml

The volume of alcohol added (T8) = 10ml.

New volume = 10+10 = 20ml.

The volume of solution after sipping 20ml = 0

So, Quantity of alcohol = T1 +T2+T3 + T4 + T5 + T6 = 80 ml

Hence, The Net Quantity Of Alcohol Sipped Is 80ml

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