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The ratio of zinc, copper and tin in any alloy is 2:3:1, and in another alloy, the ratio of copper, tin and glass is 5:4:3. If in a new alloy both are taken in the same weight, then what will be the weight of glass per kg in the new alloy?

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1/2 kg
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1/8 kg
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3/14 kg
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7/9 kg
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Solution

The correct option is B 1/8 kg
Given Z: C: T = 2: 3: 1
And C: T: G = 5: 4: 3

So, after mixing the ratio of Z: C: T: G = 2: 15: 4: 3

The weight of glass per kg = 3/24 = 1/8

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