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Two equal vessels A and B contain 70% of milk and 60% of milk respectively and the remaining sugar. In which 30 kg of mixture is taken out from vessel A and replaced into vessel
Two equal vessels A and B contain 70% of milk and 60% of milk respectively and the remaining sugar. In which 30 kg of mixture is taken out from vessel A and replaced into vessel
B. Find the initial quantity of vessel B if the final ratio of milk and sugar in vessel B is 9:5.
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