Mathematics · Mixtures and Alligations
140 liters of a solution is formed by mixing two solutions A and B. The concentrations of milk in A and B are 40% and 75%, respectively. If the resultant solution has a milk concentration of 52%, then what is the quantity of A that is there in the resultant solution?
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- 248 liters
- 365 liters
- 457 liters
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92 liters
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