Started 3 weeks ago by Bhavey Malhotra in
Question ) How must a shop owner mix 4 types of sugar worth Rs.95, Rs.60, Rs.90 and Rs.50 per kg so that he can make the mixture of these sugar worth Rs.80 per kg? | a) 3:2:4:8 | | b) 3:2:4:6 | | с) 6:2:4:5 | | d) 3:2:5:9 | | e) None of these IMG_1749.jpeg 475.53 KBMy answer is a:b:c:d = 4:3:6:2The answer in the solutions is a:b:c:d = 3:2:4:6 Please let me know another way to solve this peculiar solution or let me know where I went wrong in my approach where I equated all 3 set of ratios in a single ratio.
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Replied 10 months ago
So ,did i get my answer in a wrong method( by fluke) or was my method was correct ?
Replied 10 months ago
So ,did i get my answer in a wrong method( by fluke) or was my method was correct ?
Replied 3 weeks ago
I want to know where I went wrong in my solution Question ) How must a shop owner mix 4 types of sugar worth Rs.95, Rs.60, Rs.90 and Rs.50 per kg so that he can make the mixture of these sugar worth Rs.80 per kg? | a) 3:2:4:8 | | b) 3:2:4:6 | | с) 6:2:4:5 | | d) 3:2:5:9 | | e) None of these IMG_1749.jpeg 475.53 KBMy answer is a:b:c:d = 4:3:6:2The answer in the solutions is a:b:c:d = 3:2:4:6 Please let me know another way to solve this peculiar solution or let me know where I went wrong in my approach where I equated all 3 set of ratios in a single ratio.
Replied 3 weeks ago
I want to know where I went wrong in my solution Question ) How must a shop owner mix 4 types of sugar worth Rs.95, Rs.60, Rs.90 and Rs.50 per kg so that he can make the mixture of these sugar worth Rs.80 per kg? | a) 3:2:4:8 | | b) 3:2:4:6 | | с) 6:2:4:5 | | d) 3:2:5:9 | | e) None of these IMG_1749.jpeg 475.53 KBMy answer is a:b:c:d = 4:3:6:2The answer in the solutions is a:b:c:d = 3:2:4:6 Please let me know another way to solve this peculiar solution or let me know where I went wrong in my approach where I equated all 3 set of ratios in a single ratio.