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Three beakers have capacity of 250 ml, 650 ml and 200 ml each. 682 ml of juice is poured into the three beakers such that the same fraction of each is filled. How much is poured into the smallest beaker?

Three beakers have capacity of 250 ml, 650 ml and 200 ml each. 682 ml of juice is poured into the three beakers such that the same fraction of each is filled. How much is poured into the smallest beaker? Correct Answer 124 ml

Total capacity of 3 beaker = 250 + 650 + 200 = 1100 ml

⇒ The fractions of smallest beaker = 200/1100 = 2/11

∴ Out of the 682 ml, 200 ml beaker is filled with = 2/11 × 682 = 124 ml

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