Mathematics · Mixtures and Alligations
The ratio of milk and water in container A is 5:2 and in container B is 3:2. A new mixture is formed in container C by mixing 20% of the total mixture from container A with 50% of the total mixture from container B. If the resulting ratio of milk and water in container C is 5:3, find the initial quantity of the mixture in container A as a percentage of the initial quantity of the mixture in container B.
- 175%
- 270%✓
- 384%
- 466%
Correct answer
70%
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