Question
A question is given, followed by two statements numbered
(I) and (II). You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements is sufficient to answer the question. Question: What was the respective ratio between the initial quantities of milk and water? Statements: (I) After taking out 35 litres of the mixture, the remaining quantity of milk in the mixture was six times that of water. (II) When one-fourth of the mixture is taken out, the respective ratio between the resultant quantities of milk and water was 6 : 1.Solution
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Statement I: after removing 35 L , ratio = 6:1
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Statement II: after removing one-fourth of mixture , ratio = 6:1
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Together, the actual quantity removed in statement II can be linked to the 35 L in statement I , allowing us to determine the total mixture and then the initial ratio of milk to water .
Both statements together are sufficient.
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