Mathematics · Mixture and Alligation
The question below is followed by two statements labeled I and II. Decide if these statements are sufficient to conclusively answer the question. What is the quantity of milk in vessel A? Statement I: The ratio of the mixture of milk and water in vessel A is 5:3 and the total quantity of the mixture in vessel B is 20 liters more than the quantity of mixture in vessel A. Statement II: The ratio of milk and water in vessel B is 3:2. If the mixtures of vessel A and B are mixed together, the quantity of milk in the final mixture is 22 liters more than that of water.
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- 1Both Statement I and II together are sufficient✓
- 2Either I or II alone is sufficient
- 3Only Statement II is sufficient
- 4Only Statement I is sufficient
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Both Statement I and II together are sufficient
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