A container contains 100 liters of milk. From this container, 10 liters of milk is taken out and replaced by water. This process is repeated two more times.The amount of milk left in the container now is:
A container contains 100 liters of milk. From this container, 10 liters of milk is taken out and replaced by water. This process is repeated two more times.The amount of milk left in the container now is:
Solution
The container initially contains 100 liters of pure milk.
After the first replacement:
10 liters of milk is removed, leaving 90 liters of milk.
10 liters of water is added to fill the container back to 100 liters.
The container now has 90 liters of milk and 10 liters of water.
After the second replacement:
The container has 90% milk and 10% water.
When 10 liters of mixture is removed, the milk removed is:
liters
Milk remaining:
liters
10 liters of water is added to fill the container back to 100 liters.
The container now has 81 liters of milk and 19 liters of water.
After the third replacement:
The container has 81% milk and 19% water.
When 10 liters of mixture is removed, the milk removed is:
liters
Milk remaining:
liters
Alternatively, using the formula:
Milk remaining
liters
Therefore, the amount of milk left in the container is 72.9 liters.
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