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10% water is present in 40 litres of a mixture of milk and water. How much water must be added to it so as to get 20% water in the new mixture?


A

25L

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20L

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C

15L

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10L

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E

5L

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Solution

The correct option is E

5L


The existing mixture has 10% water. Water is to be added, so the other solution has 100% water. So by alligation method:

\thereforeThe two mixture should be added in the ratio 8 : 1.

i.e. for every 8 litres of first mixture, 1 litre of water should be added.

Therefore for 40 litres of first mixture408×1=5litres of water should be added.


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