Question
Mixture ‘A’ contains 40% sugar in it while mixture
‘B’ contains 64% sugar in it. They are mixed together to get a 120 kg mixture that contains 48% sugar. Find the quantity of mixture ‘A’ used to form the new mixture.Solution
So, mixture ‘A’ and ‘B’ must be mixed in ratio 16:8 = 2:1
So, quantity of mixture ‘A’ present in the mixture = 120 × (2/3) = 80 kg
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