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The course of action I seems to be untenable as it depends upon the students interest for swimming. Similarly, course of action II is not practically feasible. Thus, neither course of action I nor II follows.
A 200-litre mixture of milk and water is currently in the ratio 3:5. To reduce the percentage of milk in the mixture to 25%, how ...
What is the original amount of mixture 'P' if 25% of it, consisting of petrol and diesel in a 5:6 ratio, is combined with 240 liters of mixture 'Q' with...
128 litres of mixture ‘A’ (milk + water) contains 32 litres more water than milk. If 25% of mixture ‘A’, 70 litres of milk and 80 litres of wate...
Three mixtures: A, B, and C containing 35%, 55%, and X% of water, respectively. If all these mixtures are mixed in the ratio of 2:2:1 to form a resultan...
420 ml of mixture ‘B’ contains only water and milk in the ratio of 7:13, respectively. If the quantity of milk in mixture ‘A’ is 20% more than t...
A jar contains a mixture of 2 liquids P and Q in the ratio 4:1. When 10 litres of the mixture is taken out and 10 litres of the liquid Q is poured into ...
A milkman has 80 liters of milk, and he removes 20 liters and replaces it with water. If he repeats the process twice more, how much milk remains in the...
A jar contains a mixture of milk and water in the ratio 8:5, respectively. If 4-litres of the mixture is taken out, then the quantity of water left in t...
A mixture contains milk and water, where the difference between the quantities of milk and water is 20% of the total mixture, which is 180 ml. If adding...