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If a dairy mixes cow's milk which contains 10% fat with buffalo's milk which contains 20% fat, then the resulting mixture has fat (120/7)% of fat. What ratiowas the cow's milk mixed with buffalo's milk?

If a dairy mixes cow's milk which contains 10% fat with buffalo's milk which contains 20% fat, then the resulting mixture has fat (120/7)% of fat. What ratiowas the cow's milk mixed with buffalo's milk? Correct Answer 2 : 5

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