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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Direct Proportion
In 50 gm al...
Question
In
50
g
m
alloy of gold and silver. The gold is
80
%
by weight. How much gold should be mixed to this alloy so that the weight of gold would become
95
%
?
A
200
g
m
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B
150
g
m
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C
50
g
m
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D
10
g
m
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Solution
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