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Allegation and Mixtures

The document discusses the concepts of alligation and mixtures, focusing on the calculation of weighted averages and the mixing of different substances. It provides examples illustrating how to find average prices and ratios in mixtures, as well as methods for mixing substances with and without replacement. Various scenarios and mathematical approaches are presented to solve problems related to mixtures and their concentrations.

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Allegation and Mixtures

The document discusses the concepts of alligation and mixtures, focusing on the calculation of weighted averages and the mixing of different substances. It provides examples illustrating how to find average prices and ratios in mixtures, as well as methods for mixing substances with and without replacement. Various scenarios and mathematical approaches are presented to solve problems related to mixtures and their concentrations.

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ALLIGATION AND MIXTURES Introduction Welghted Average Iti observed thatthe average can be calculated only ifthe weights ofall he factors are same Hence the weighted zverage lea more generalized form of average Tis canbe further understood with the following lustration, Class A Class B No, ofstudents 10 10 Averageage — I2yrs 16yrs Now, ifwe combine oth these classes then the average age ofall the students =*!2 = 22 14 years. This is one standard example of average. Letus see another example: Class A Class B No.ofstudents 10 4 Averageage = 12yrs ldyrs Now, if we combine these two classes, then the average can not be calculated by the above mentioned method, since the ‘weights attached to different averages are different. Finding Expression for Weighted Average Lower value a 4 Weighted average sum we me (ataverage A,) a ‘And we wre this as: Higher value (average) Quanty (at average As) e) mote Higher prce-nverage price ‘geaniy igh priced) ~ Average price—Lower pre Itis quite obvious that the ratio ofthe number of persons items in different groups is proportionate to the deviations of their average from the average of all the people combined, ‘This average ofall the members combined is known as weighted average and is denoted by Ay. This process of ‘mixing the two groups is also referred as alligation, Elements of Weighted Average ‘As we can see from the above derivation, there are five quantities: Number of members in Ist group (1) Number of members in 2nd group (n:) i. Average of Ist group (A) Average of 2nd group (Az) ‘Weighted average (An) Normally, in the case of weighted average, we get questions in which one of these five elements is missing, and with the help ofthe remaining four quantities, the value of that, ‘missing quantity is found. Different possibility (situations) are given below (Y represents — data given, N represents = data not given): Sitution Ny First Second ‘Third Fourth ifith Sixth NAL Ae z24<<< z Mixture) 23 kg of copper in 25 kg mixture 1kg of copper =2 tg minture 69 kg of copper =2x 69 =25%23 =S75ko Alloy = 575 ke (d) Let the amount of water be x liter © seamed ith on Scamner According to the question, x43 3 z 2 Thus, Quantity of spirit in the mixture x+3 =643 =Sliters Alternate: Spirit : Water biog 3:2 Lunit more unit = 3 liters Bunits=9liters (a) Water content in 40 liters of mixture = 40 *10/100 = 4 liters Thus, the mixtur Let x litters of water is mixed 4+x 20 1 10-4 = 36 liters +x 100 5 x =Sliters Alternate: 10% 100% (inthis (Pure when water water is added | 10%) it 100% water) 0 20% — > (Final water %) (This mixture is 1 (This is the £\ ° of aoe asset fe s 1 water added in ratio) by 5 tomake it 40 40 5 Liters Note: You can also solve this problem by ratio method, Alternative: Change the percentage into the ratio Initial Mixture Final mixture 10% water 20% water {00 “6 oo = 5 (1 >Water, 10 Mixture) (1 Water, 5-> Mixture) Water Thus, Se Water 1 Talk Now, Water Milk Initial Ratio 1 Dag FinalRatio te9 Aug Remember water is added not milk, so make milk equal Water Milk Initial Ratio : 36 S units add Final Ratio 36 > 4436=40 Thus, 40 units = 40 liters unit = Liter Sunits =5 liters a) Milk Water Initial ratio 743: 3x3 FinalRatio 3.7: Tey Thus, Remainder water is added, so make milk equal ao: 9 149 =30 40 21; 49 = 21449 =70 30 units = 30 liters Lunits = 1 liters 40 units =40 liters {b) According to the question Pure alcohol = 100% By Allegation, 15% 100% NZ 32% > Final Alcohol 68 ” This mixture — 4 1 > Thisis the quantity is of 400 mi | | of pure © seamed ith on Scamner 2 Alcohol in ration multiply by 100 400 [100] Alternate: we unsaset ( 20 units > 400m 1 unit -> 400/20 sunits 3425 = 100 ‘hus, Atohol added othe misure = 100ml (a) Accoring othe question, 4 (Profit, 10 >cP,) 8, =10+1 = 11 units Thus, 11 units = 68.2 ‘Thus, Cost price of 1 kg mixture Rs. 62 (65-62)=3 : (62-60)=2 Required ra 2 (b) According to the question, Wine Water Total Initial Ratio 3 1 FinalRatio 1 9: 1 2x2 i vo} (a » ‘unit taken out and added Hence Required part of quantity =4 Alternative : Let the quantity of liquid drawn out 1 t-teee 2 12-3x =4— x4 ax 8=6x xy Hence required part of quantity = 2 = Alternative Let the quantity of lquié drawn out =x 3 ads 4 1 = 1-frtx 12-3x=4-x+4x & Hence Required part of quantity, {(b) By allegation rule 80% 100% (in the initial (When pure gold is added mixture gold itis 100%) is 80%) 4 95% (100-95)=5 = (95-80) =15 5 : 15 (This is the quantity a 3 of gold added in ratio x50 50 50 gm [150 em] {d) According to the question, dima = 4x01 = 27 gee = 3 Fal Quant of mik= nal Quant (12 x= Quantity taken out atatime € = capaty of ves n=no, of process =a (1-2)° = 81 (1 - saixdxt 236 Thus, Quantity of water= 8136 = 45 Rati of mikand water in final minture © seamed ith on Scamner 10. a, 2, 13, (a) According to the question, Mille Water Initial Ratio 7.2 Ba Final Ratio 2.7 ley Remainder waters added not milk so make milk equal 1“ 5 = 20unit Wi? 20units = BOliters 1 unit=4 liters Water added = 4 liters () According to the question wie Water Tota (Take Lom) Mixture A 4x2 5x2 =9._ 2 ae oN 8 Mutues 5x3: 1x3 Final Mire «S82: 4x2 asin ik + water MistureA e120 Mintre 8 Bi 3 Final micure 30:8 By alegaton rule (ik) 8 1 5 (Milk in. (Milk in mixture B) mixture A) 4 ‘\ s ' 2 = 2 (b) According to the question, va AN Sa # Remember water is added and not milk, so make milk equal but here milk is already equal 15 Sunits Total quantity of water in the new mixture. = 40 liters. (c) According to the question, Initial mixture contains 15% water ‘Therefore milk content in the mixture 16. =(100-15)% = 85% By Allegation rule: 85% 100% (Milk in Mixture Pure milk) "37.5% 2s 25 5 1 40% 40% 200 40 titers ‘Amount of milk added = 40 liters {d) Let the price of the water be Rs. 0 ‘According to the question S.P. of the mixture = 20 Rs. CP of the mixture = 20 x 100/125 =Rs. 16 Now using Allegation method Chemical Water (25-16) =9 Ratio of water to chemical 16 {b) According to the question, ‘Average price of mixed tea 36 = 198012160 _ 120 16 =" 6 Rs, 257.60 Alternate: Take Difference = 40 divide itin ratio 7:9 40x 22.5 Thus, 280- x = 225 x =280 -225 =Rs. 257.50 {b) According to the question By allegation: © seamed ith on Scamner 7, 18. 19. (Alcohol in first mixture) 30% Nd (Alcohol in final mixture) - 5 15 1 3 {a) According to the question Milk: Water 7:2 ) ai 73 Thus, Remember, water is added not milk, so ‘make milk equal. Here milk is already equal. 9 units 729 1 unit =81 units The amount of water added =81 liters (2) According to the question, (Alcohol in second mixture) 50% Mik =: Water Initial Ratio Fast das Final Ratio Tes 1a Thus, Remember, water is added, not milk, so make milk equal Initial Ratio 21 °) 24 4ur Final Ratio 21: 7 24 units =40 liters 1 Unit = # titers 4 units = 2x4 =8=4 = 6 - 2 liters (2) According to the question Infirst alloy 1x65: 2x39 65 Second Alloy 2x39: 3 x39 195 Newalloy 5x15: 8x15 =13 15 First alloy 65: 130 Secondalloy 78: ‘117 New alloy 75: 120 Apply allegation oP? 78 SN (c) According to the question 10 liters of mixture taken out Ratio will alsobe 4 : 1 Thus, Liquid Bis poured, there is no change in A make A equal. Ao: B ao: 3 2a Baa a7 eS unk {10 liters ‘of tiquid) Thus, Sunt» 10 liters unit =2 ters S units = 1Oliters But j10 liters were initially taken out Thus, Initia moctre = 10 +10 = 20 ers © seamed ith on Scamner a. 2. 2a. 24, auantty =£%20 = 16 liters [erate Le the intl quantity of quid A and B x and x According to question 4x-8 2 ¥-2+10 1x -24 > Initial quantity = 4x (c} According to the question, on east ja 3 units (added) =3 «25 (6) According to the question AlloyA> 5.9: 3.2 =B.a ee 5 liters AlloyB > 5 : 11 =165 Mixed AlloyA > 10 : 6 =16 AlloyB > 5 : 11 =16 15:17 (2) According to the question By Alligation Gold silver =e ye (23) : (8) (b) According to the question Gold Copper = Tin Total De2 : 3x2) 1x2 = 6x2 (Make uentity 4 6 2 12 Equal) Copper: Tin + Lead Tota s 4 2 2 Weightoflead = 2 2 =Eke 25. 27. {a} According to the question, 5. of mixed tea s. 194.40 Profit = 20% == (1 > Profit, 5>CP.) SP. =Gunits 6 unts= 29 = 324 S units - 5324 =Rs, 162 By Alligation ~ SL \ (162-150) 2 (192-162) {d)_ According to the question When there is no profit no loss, here cP =SP Thus, Cost price of mixed sugar Apply Alligation s. 16/kg, (16-15) =1 = > Ratio {c)_ By Alligation Initial Mixture Water © seamed ith on Scamner 29. 30. 40 [titers] (b) According to the question Wine Water Former 3x18 2x18 18 latter 4x10; 5x10 90 Final 1x45 1x45 Wine Water 34 36 40 50 45 45 \ 4 40 48 a. J ° Pail of forner andar = 8 Sunits 33 Lunt > 4 ants pt wl on imesh eta laa edsurepera unter 40% 400% 5 (Water in final Mixture) Je 2 50% 10% 3 7 16 x16 20 16 (Liters) (Liters) (d) According to the question, Mixture ~ 60 ites tatio of 2m EW aunt Lunits > 20 liters rh i= sles x40 + 1 2 x40 80 Liters Thus, 20 +x =80 x =60 liters Water added = 60 liters 4). According to the question SP of amixture of Tea CP of amixture of Tea = 324x100 ‘Thus, Now using Aligation, Tea-1 Tea-2 320 250 {Ratio of Quantity) (270-250)=20: (320-270) 2 : 5 {c} According to the question, Container:~ 5:32: Container ( me's Werer = 3 Container (ii): Milk 2 Water Container (ii): ~ Mi 3 ag water = 3 = Container (iv): - Milk 7 Water 4 475 Thus, The quantity of mik relative to water minimum in container I © seamed ith on Scamner 33. 35. 36. (b) According to the question, Mature = ED aunts Ratio of Biycerine 4units > 240 1 unit > 60 Thus, ze ‘Giycerine ~ 3x60 ~ 300 Water Glycerine 60 180, 2 3 4x60 120 Thus, 60+x Quantity of water added = 60 (a) According to the question, Acid Water Initial te =2. Baa solution 1 unit Final 145= 3) Qe Solution Final Solution =3+6 =9 units ‘As we know that only acid is added so water is same initially and finally We know 5 liters acid is added so, 1 unit 5 liters 9 liters > 5x9 =4S5 liters Thus, Final mixtures = 45 liters Final mixtures = 45 liters (2) According to the question, Misture= 25 liters Ratioof AM = 2S. 5 units S units > 25 liters 4 unit 5 liters Acid 8 _ 20 Weer ~~ Acid Water Initial «20:5 —— Final Ratio 20 3 bo: 4a (a) According to the question, Water Milk Total Vessel-1 3.6=24 day Tae Vessel-2 5, Be Final Rati 33 Note: If two different solution are mixed then. 37. 38, 39, censure that the quantity of both solution are same. {b) According to the question, ‘Acid Water VesselA 4: 3 Vessel 5: 3 Now using alligation, ~ Fie» 35 Fnatnavo : [7 fa) Acid Vessel A 3 1 Vessel B'S. 238 Use Alligation Ratio of 1 2 {a) According to the question, Acid Water VesserA 5: 2 Vessel-B |B 5 Now using Alligation, A 8 © seamed ith on Scamner a1. 42. = * & a Quantity [7 : 2) (a) According to the question, saa ere vem “a 2 “3 vows 2 23 nov eiecaneatin ri ° £ t a 12) G-3) feet Quantity (7: 3] 45, (c) According to the question, feeureet "coon wcure-2) = 36ers Sranus-i aawat EE 1S, tountts InMinture2 ratioot Bee 2S 12 ats Teunts 50 iter Loni > 2 ters aunts > 36 Lunt > 3iters In Mixture -1 222 irae f us, InMiture -2 gee 22 28 Thus ee 2 Water ba Ratio of spirit and water Teens 27:28 46. (2) ‘Acid: Water Vessel A 20: 3 Vessel B 4 3 Now, using alligation, a 8 NZ) 4 doa G @7G- Ratioof 10: 14 quantity 215 7) {a) According to the question, ‘Acid : Water Vessel A 5: 3 Vessel B 5: 4 Now, using alligation, G Ratioo "24 36 quantity 31: 3) (6) According to the question Water Syrup_—_Total vi rr) Nia) seme + dase =10 Water added in final = 2 = 2 According to the question, ilk Water VesselA 4 : 3 Vessel 8 2 3 Now using Alligation, 8 Final Ratio (7 : 5] {€)_ According to the question, Initial quantity = 60 kg Asweknow that, Final quantity = Initial Quantity (1— Yotume taken out Talla quatlty Where 'r’ number of times volume taken out Final quantity © seamed ith on Scamner a7. 49. =60(1-£)° = 60x2 Final quantity of milk = 43.74 kg (d) According tothe question, Milk Water VesselA 8 5 VeselB «5s 2 New mixture containing 69:9 Milkie, = 20> = milk Thus, Now using Alligation, 51 7] > Final Ratio oe. (d) According to the question, Gold Copper Tal 2a a4 Total 9.2218, ) AD Same B> 2 ua 18 7 7 5] (c) According to the question, AB Total sane untaasca tunis 99 ter unit 92 titers 12 units 92x 12 = 27 liters =gx 36 = 21 liters 53, (b) According to the question, Milk: Water Vessel A 3 : 2 VesselB 7 a 3 Now using alligation, Vessel-1 3 5 6 Vessel -2 Quantity [2 7 2 {d) According to the question, CP ofthe mixture 215 x29+25%20 =Rs. 935 SP of the mixture 22740 =Rs. 1080 Profit= SP —CP 1080-935 =Rs. 145 {d) According to the question, (b) According to the question, Ga eG Quantity [4 : n (d) According to the question, << © seamed ith on Scamner 55. 56. Finally > 4 5 2units > 5 liters unit ers se units 32x 4 = 10 ters anti of alcoho sites (b) According to the question, Mixtures = 15 liters Ratio of Het => Sumies Alcohol Water = iniaty 3 2 a Final 53 re Percentage of alcohol in new mixture 2x 100 = 162% (d) Capacities of Vessels Milk Water Total Mixture va 6 2 es vas a 1 Sha v3 4 a Sher Equate the Mixture ilk Water vas (5 10 as V2> (28 7 35, eo v3> (8 7 - 3 Capacities Mo: W fotal Mixture vad (75 30 105 v2> (66 “4 70 va> (8 7 35 Water taken out > of waterin -1)+4 of materia V-2) +2 water in {V - 3) 3 xaod deity 3 1b+761 =18 Sirry mixture wl be £105 +370 +2% 35 37 108 FRE GX 2X 100 24% % ofwater =22 (2) According to the question By using Aligation method 15% 30% \ 40% a (40-30) = 10 Ratio 2:3 (a) According to the question CP of the mixture 30x9.5 +40%85 =285 +340 = Rs. 625 SP. of the mixture = 8.90% 70 fs. 623 Loss =CP-SP, Loss =625 623 =Rs.2 (a) According to the question, SP. of the mixture = 40P per ke CP. of the mixture =40 x22 =32P perks Now using Alligation. (30-15)=15 (32-24)=8 — (42~32) = 10 Ratio of Quantity 4 : 5 units > 25 kg. 1 unit > 5 kg Aunits 5x4 =20kg Salt at 42 P per kg was (b) Let the Price of Water =Rs. 0 According to the solution, CP of Pure Milk =Rs. 1.80 CP of the Mixture = Rs. 0.90 Now using Alligation method. Milk Water 1.80 ° \Z 090 iN (090-0) (2.8-09) =0.90 =0.90 1 0 ke x16 1x16 16 liters (Given) Ratio of quantity [16 liters) {a) According to the questions By using Alligation method. Gold-1 Gold-2 12 16 aN © seamed ith on Scamner 62, 63. 6s. (16-15)-1 (15 -12)=3 1 3 Ratio of Quantity (c) According to the questions Sugar Solution = 300 kg. 300 = 120kg sugar 120 wf T 1 x 180 ___180 Let the sugar added =e, 120+ x= 180 kg, x = 60kg (@ np & Mik Water 7 1-9 units = 729 567 162 Lunit=81 o. Mo: ow nial > 7 0:2 after unit adding Water 7 0:3 ‘Always milk will be same ie. Lunit of water will be added = 1 unit 84 mil iter 68, @ oo woe res 2 7)xSx3 we 4 1 5)x7x2 aa 1 = 5)x7x1 oF, (75:30) 2 (56 :14)x3 (28 £7 pt 25 10 3B: 7 aoa 37 18 =75 % of water in mixture =! 100 = 24% (a) Alloy a Alloy 8 60 kg 100kg. 3 2 1 4 36 kg 24kg 20k 80kg. (Lead) (Tin) (Tin) (Copper) Total Tin 24420 = e (c) Let first blend is 2 kg and second blend is 3 kg. Total cost price = (35 2) + (40 x3) =70+120 > as. 190 Total selling price = (1 x46)+ (455) =266 : or sk Profit percent = “eterel = “po = 40% (b) Acid: Water Glsst of 23 = Total Pott « 199 Mixture 5) x63 Glas? (3 4 Glass 1 126 : 189 Glass 2 135; 180 = 315 Glass 3.140 : 175 [401] [544] (d) According to the question, SP ofthe mixture =Rs. 320 Gain= 20% Thus, CP. of the mixture = 320 x 292 = as, Now, Using alligation method. Tea-1 Tea -2 180 280 © seamed ith on Scamner 70. n. 200-8 ME 49 = 288 Ratioof-> 40: 260 Quantity 2: 13 (c) According to the question, Mixture of copper and aluminium = 2000 gm 30% is copper means = 2 x 2000 ‘Aluminium 70 80 ‘Aluminium > Lunit = 200m 1:4 94 We have to equal Copper amount because only Aluminium is added. Copper: Aluminium 3 : 7 >) + Sunits (b) cy Quantity 3:2 >5 units According to question SP. of Lunit= Rs. 11 ‘Then CP of S units = Rs, 50 Let Y's Cost =2 Rs. X's cost=2+2 Rs. CP, = Quantity x Cost 50= 3 (2+2)+22 50 =32+6+2z BO Rs. Cost of X= 8.80+2 > 10.80 Rs. (2) Total milk = 60 liters Drawn off = 12 liters rR. 2. 74, Font Quanity, _ (4 Tritial Quantity ~ x = Replaced Quantity apacity lumber of process Final Quant 2) Taitiat Quantity ~ 460, Ratio of milk and water in the resultant mixture = 16:9 fa) 1%. Vessel 2" Vessel S¢ « S, Petrol :Kerosene == ibs 8 =7:4 (4) According tothe question. A 8 initil = 7+ fal 7 Solution units 9 run-> 2 16 unite 9216 = The capacity ofthe can = 36 ters (c) Sprit Milk =Total Capacity Ratio 14 42 2 nom +4 3 Wo7 + 3 =10 4 Sprit Milk Total | 42848 Lzel2 Soa W166 40224 15.203 7.1284 3.12236 10,304 Total Ratio =198 : 72 m4 JK © seamed ith on Scamner

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