Milk, water and sugar syrup are mixed in a ratio of 9 ∶ 4 ∶ 1, and it is 84 litres. Now, more water and sugar syrup is added to make the ratio 9 ∶ 6 ∶ 2. What is the amount of milk and sugar syrup?
Milk ? Water ? Sugar syrup = 9 ? 4 ? 1
Amount = 84 litres
Amount of milk = $(\frac{9}{{14}} \times 84 = 54)$ litres
Amount of water = $(\frac{4}{{14}} \times 84 = 24)$ litres
Amount of sugar syrup = $(\frac{1}{{14}} \times 84 = 6)$ litres
Let x be amount of water added and y be amount of sugar syrup, such that ratio of mixture becomes 9 ? 6 ? 2.
54 ? (24 + x) ? (6 + y) = 9 ? 6 ? 2
Now, 54 ? (24 + x) = 9 ? 6
∴ (54)(6) = (24 + x)(9)
∴ x = 12 litres
Also, 54 ? (6 + y) = 9 ? 2
∴ (54)(2) = (6 + y)(9)
∴ y = 6 litres
Amount of water = 24 + 12 = 36
Amount of sugar syrup = 6 + 6 = 12 litres
Amount of milk and sugar syrup = 54 + 12 = 66 litres
Milk ? Water ? Sugar syrup = 9 ? 4 ? 1
Amount = 84 litres
Amount of milk = $(\frac{9}{{14}} \times 84 = 54)$ litres
Amount of water = $(\frac{4}{{14}} \times 84 = 24)$ litres
Amount of sugar syrup = $(\frac{1}{{14}} \times 84 = 6)$ litres
Let x be amount of water added and y be amount of sugar syrup, such that ratio of mixture becomes 9 ? 6 ? 2.
54 ? (24 + x) ? (6 + y) = 9 ? 6 ? 2
Now, 54 ? (24 + x) = 9 ? 6
∴ (54)(6) = (24 + x)(9)
∴ x = 12 litres
Also, 54 ? (6 + y) = 9 ? 2
∴ (54)(2) = (6 + y)(9)
∴ y = 6 litres
Amount of water = 24 + 12 = 36
Amount of sugar syrup = 6 + 6 = 12 litres
Amount of milk and sugar syrup = 54 + 12 = 66 litres