Mathematics · Mixtures and Quantitative Relations
Analyze the two quantities given below and establish the correct relationship: Quantity I: A vessel holds 84 litres of a mixture of water and milk in the ratio 3:4. After adding a certain amount of water to this mixture, the new ratio of water to milk becomes 3:2. What is the total quantity of the final mixture? Quantity II: In a mixture, water is 20% of the total mixture of milk and water. After replacing x litres (which is one-third of the initial mixture) with water, the quantity of milk becomes 4 litres more than that of water. Find the value of 5x.
- 1Quantity I > Quantity II✓
- 2Quantity I < Quantity II
- 3Quantity I ≥ Quantity II
- 4Quantity I ≤ Quantity II
Correct answer
Quantity I > Quantity II
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