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15 Mixtures Questions and Answers
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Q1
Easy
A 50 L vessel is full of milk. 10 L milk is removed and replaced with water. What is milk percentage now?
Explanation:
Milk left = 40 L out of 50 L. Milk % = 40/50 x 100 = 80%.
Q2
Easy
Mix 9 L of 50% acid solution with 9 L of 70% solution. Find final acid percentage.
Explanation:
Final % = (9x50+9x70)/(18) = 60%.
Q3
Easy
A 40 L vessel is full of milk. 20 L milk is removed and replaced with water. What is milk percentage now?
Explanation:
Milk left = 20 L out of 40 L. Milk % = 20/40 x 100 = 50%.
Q4
Easy
Mix 14 L of 50% acid solution with 6 L of 70% solution. Find final acid percentage.
Explanation:
Final % = (14x50+6x70)/(20) = 56%.
Q5
Easy
A 20 L vessel is full of milk. 10 L milk is removed and replaced with water. What is milk percentage now?
Explanation:
Milk left = 10 L out of 20 L. Milk % = 10/20 x 100 = 50%.
Q6
Easy
Mix 9 L of 40% acid solution with 15 L of 80% solution. Find final acid percentage.
Explanation:
Final % = (9x40+15x80)/(24) = 65%.
Q7
Medium
A 30 L vessel is full of milk. 15 L milk is removed and replaced with water. What is milk percentage now?
Explanation:
Milk left = 15 L out of 30 L. Milk % = 15/30 x 100 = 50%.
Q8
Medium
Mix 14 L of 40% acid solution with 6 L of 80% solution. Find final acid percentage.
Explanation:
Final % = (14x40+6x80)/(20) = 52%.
Q9
Medium
A shopkeeper mixes 14 kg tea at Rs. 38/kg with 14 kg tea at Rs. 100/kg. What is average cost per kg?
Explanation:
Average cost = (14x38+14x100)/(28) = 69.
Q10
Medium
A 25 L vessel is full of milk. 20 L milk is removed and replaced with water. What is milk percentage now?
Explanation:
Milk left = 5 L out of 25 L. Milk % = 5/25 x 100 = 20%.
Q11
Medium
A shopkeeper mixes 9 kg tea at Rs. 38/kg with 13 kg tea at Rs. 148/kg. What is average cost per kg?
Explanation:
Average cost = (9x38+13x148)/(22) = 103.
Q12
Hard
A 25 L vessel is full of milk. 5 L milk is removed and replaced with water. What is milk percentage now?
Explanation:
Milk left = 20 L out of 25 L. Milk % = 20/25 x 100 = 80%.
Q13
Hard
A shopkeeper mixes 5 kg tea at Rs. 65/kg with 10 kg tea at Rs. 137/kg. What is average cost per kg?
Explanation:
Average cost = (5x65+10x137)/(15) = 113.
Q14
Hard
A 25 L vessel is full of milk. 10 L milk is removed and replaced with water. What is milk percentage now?
Explanation:
Milk left = 15 L out of 25 L. Milk % = 15/25 x 100 = 60%.
Q15
Hard
A shopkeeper mixes 13 kg tea at Rs. 73/kg with 7 kg tea at Rs. 133/kg. What is average cost per kg?
Explanation:
Average cost = (13x73+7x133)/(20) = 94.
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