An alloy is prepared by mixing three metals A, B and C in the proportion 3:4:7 by volume. Weights of the same volume of the metals A, B and C are in the ratio 5:2:6. In 130 kg of the alloy, the weight, in kg, of the metal C is:
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Explanatory Answer
We have been given the ratio of the volume and weights of the volume (1-unit cube of A will
have a weight of 5x).
Hence to find the actual weights we must multiply the volume and weights of volume.
A : B : C = (3*5 : 4*2 : 7*6) = 15 : 8 : 42
Total weight = 15x + 8x + 42x = 65x = 130
x = 2
Therefore weight of C = 42*2 = 84 Kgs
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