Question
Quantity of water in a 300 litres mixture (alcohol +
water) is 40 litres less than the quantity of alcohol in it. Find the quantity of water to be mixed so that the quantity of alcohol in the mixture becomes 50% of the whole mixture.Solution
Quantity of water in the mixture = (300 β 40)/2 = 130 litres So, Quantity of alcohol in the mixture = (300 β 130) = 170 litres Total quantity of the mixture = 170 x (100/50) = 340 litres Therefore, quantity of water to be mixed = 340 β 300 = 40 litres
The class NP-complete includes problems that are:
Which of the following is NOT a method for handling deadlocks?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the class NP?
What is a deadlock in a computer system?
Which famous sorting algorithm uses the divide-and-conquer strategy?
Which data structure in a compiler is used for managing information about variables and their attributes?
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Which command will help you to find the time of how long the system is being running?
In which case higher bandwidth can be achieved
What is an algorithm?
In the context of ADTs, what does "encapsulation" refer to?