From a container full of milk, 10 liters (l) was drawn and replaced by water. This process is repeated one more time. The ratio of quantity of milk and water left in the container is 4:5. Then the capacity of the container is:

A trader has two varieties of rice, type A & type B whose selling prices are ₹100 per kg and ₹180 per kg respectively. The possible quantities of type A rice to be mixed with 500 kg of type B rice, such that the selling price of the resulting mixture is ranging between ₹120 per kg to ₹150 per kg, are:

(A) 1400 kg

(B) 200 kg

(C) 1000 kg

(D) 800 kg

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

A bank lent out ₹ 25,000 in two parts, one at 7% per annum and other at 11% per annum interest. The yearly average comes out to be 9.4%. The amount lent in two parts will be

A tub contains 60 litres of milk. From this tub, 6 litres of milk was taken out and replaced with water. This whole process was repeated further two more times. How much milk is there in the tub now?

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]

If water is mixed with milk to gain 20% by selling the mixture at cost price. Then ratio of water to milk in mixture, is:

Pure milk costs ₹80 per litre. A milkman adds water to 24 litres of pure milk and sells the mixture at ₹60 per litre without extra gain or loss. How many litres of water does he add?