From a container full of orange juice, 7.5 liters was drawn out and replaced by soda water. This process is repeated 5 more time. The ratio of quantity of orange juice and soda water left in the container is 4:5. How much liter of orange juice did the container originally had? [(Use:0.44) 1/6 = 0.802]
From a container full of orange juice, 7.5 liters was drawn out and replaced by soda water. This process is repeated 5 more time. The ratio of quantity of orange juice and soda water left in the container is 4:5. How much liter of orange juice did the container originally had? [(Use:0.44) 1/6 = 0.802]
Solution
A container full of orange juice has 7.5 liters drawn out and replaced by soda water. This process is repeated 5 more times (6 times total). The final ratio of orange juice to soda water is 4:5.
Let be the original volume of orange juice in liters.
After each removal and replacement, the fraction of orange juice remaining is .
After 6 such operations, the amount of orange juice left is:
The final ratio of orange juice to soda water is 4:5, meaning orange juice forms of the total volume.
Amount of orange juice remaining
Equating the two expressions:
Taking the 6th root of both sides using the given value :
liters
Therefore, the container originally had 37.9 liters of orange juice.
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