Question
The jar P has a mixture of milk and cream in the ratio
of 8:5, and the jar Q has a mixture of 60 liters of milk and cream in the ratio of 7:5. If the mixtures from jars P and Q are combined, resulting in a ratio of milk to cream of 3:2, what is the initial quantity of milk in jar P?ÂSolution
ATQ, we can say that Milk in jar P = 8/13 Milk in jar Q = 7/12 Milk in final mixture = 3/5 
=13:12 Total quantity of jar P = 13/12 Ă— 60 = 65 Quantity of milk in P = 65 Ă— 8/13 = 40
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