Question
640 litres of mixture ‘A’ contains milk and water in
it. If mixture ‘A’ is mixed with 560 litres of mixture ‘B’ which contains water and salt, then the ratio of quantity of milk, water and salt in the final mixture will be 1:8:3, respectively. Find the difference between quantity of water in mixture ‘A’ and mixture ‘B’.Solution
Total quantity of mixture = 640 + 560 = 1200 litres Quantity of milk in final mixture = (1/12) × 1200 = 100 litres Quantity of water in mixture ‘A’ = 640 − 100 = 540 litres Quantity of salt in mixture ‘B’ = (3/12) × 1200 = 300 litres Quantity of water in mixture ‘B’ = 560 − 300 = 260 litres Required difference = 540 − 260 = 280 litres
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