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Re: Mixture Problem

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subhashghosh wrote:
W/M = 3/7

W1/M1 = 1/9 W2/M2 = 2/3


So Q1/Q2 = (2/3 - 3/7)/(3/7 - 1/9)


= (14 - 9)/21/(27 - 7)/63 = 5/21 * 63/20 = 3/4

(1) is sufficient


(2)

For Solution 1

M = W + 80

M + W = 100

For Solution 2


M = W + 10

M + W = 50

So we can find the ratios of M:W in solutions and using above alligation technique find the required ratio.

Answer - D



Hi Karishma,
Why is the ratio of S1 to S2 not equal to 1/2, by using this method:

W1/M1 = 1/9 W2/M2 = 2/3


So Q1/Q2 = (2/3 - 3/7)/(3/7 - 1/9)


= (14 - 9)/21/(27 - 7)/63 = 5/21 * 63/20 = 3/4

Which one is correct?

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