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Given below are two quantities named A and B. Based on the given information, you have to determine the relation between the two quantities. You should use the given data and your knowledge of Mathematics to choose between the possible answer. Quantity A: In what ratio should flour costing Rs. 20 per kg be mixed with flour costing Rs. 25 per kg, such that the mixture costs Rs. 22 per kg? Quantity B: In what ratio should sugar costing Rs. 27 per kg be mixed with that costing Rs. 30 per kg, so as to earn a profit of 15% after selling the mixture for Rs. 32.2 per kg?
The mixture is prepared by mixing two type of tea and it's cost is Rs. 18 per kg. The cost of 1st type of tea is Rs. 15 per kg while the cost of 2nd type of tea is Rs. 20. Find the ratio in which these two types of tea mixed to produce the mixture.
Study the given bar graph and answer the question that follows. A tea plantation company produces three varieties of tea - black tea, green tea and herbal tea. The production of three varieties (in million tonnes) over a period of six years from 2014 to 2019, has been shown in the bar graph here. The X-axis represents the years and the Y-axis displays the production of the three varieties in million tonnes. The average value of the combined production of black tea and herbal tea from 2014 to 2019 is what percent (up to 1 decimal place) of the average value of the production of green tea during the same period?
The following question has three statements. Study the question and the statements and decide which of the statement(s) is necessary to answer the question. 6 litres of mixture A and 4 litres of mixture B are mixed to form a new mixture C. Find the amount of water in the new mixture. I) The new mixture had alcohol and water in the ratio 7 ∶ 5. II) Mixture A had alcohol and water in the ratio 5 ∶ 4. III) Mixture B had alcohol and water in the ratio 5 ∶ 3.
The ratio, in which tea costing Rs. 192 per kg is to be mixed with tea costing Rs. 150 per kg so that the mixed tea when sold for Rs. 194.40 per kg, gives a profit of 20%.
When 5 kg of tea costing Rs. 240 per kg is mixed with 10 kg of tea costing Rs. 450 per kg, the average cost of new mixture of tea formed becomes equal to -
In what ratio should tea costing Rs. 200 per kg be mixed with tea costing Rs. 150 per kg so that the cost of the mixture is Rs. 170 per kg?
In what ratio should tea costing Rs. 350/kg be mixed with tea costing Rs. 150/kg, so that the cost of the mixture is Rs. 225/kg?
In what ratio should tea costing Rs. 300/kg to be mixed with tea costing Rs. 200/kg so that the cost of the mixture is Rs. 225/kg?
In what ratio should tea costing Rs. 300/kg be mixed with tea costing Rs. 200/kg so that the cost of the mixture is Rs. 225/kg?