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The ratio between weights of gold and silver in an alloy is 17:3. If the weight of silver in the alloy is 2.7gm, find:

the weight of gold in the alloy


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Solution

Given that the weight of silver in the alloy = 2.7gm

and also the ratio between weights of gold and silver in an alloy is 17:3.

Assume weight of gold in the alloy =xgm

x2.7gm=173x=17×2.7gm3x=15.3gm

Hence, the weight of gold in the alloy is 15.3gm


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