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What quantity of water should be added to 3 litres of 10% solution of salt, so that it becomes 5% salt solution?

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1.5 litres
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2.7 litres
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3 litres
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Cannot be determined
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None of these
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Solution

The correct option is C 3 litres
The given solution has 10% salt, Water which is to be added has 0% salt concentration.

Final concentration of solution is 5%
Salt concentration:
So, water should be added to the given solution in the ratio 5:5 =1 : 1.
Quantity of water to be added =11×3=3litres.

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