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Standard X
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A solution of 150 ml contains 60% milk ,the rest being water
water how much water should be added to the solution so that the percentage of milk in the resulting mixture is only 50%
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solution = 150 ml
milk = 150 *60/100 = 90
water = 150 * 40/100 = 60
so M/W = 90/60+x = 50%/50%
90/60+x = 1
90 = 60 + x
x =30
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