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There are two jars A and B which contain mixture of milk and water. Jar A has 40 litre milk and 6 litres water while B has 78 litres mixture of milk and water in ratio of 10:3. These are mixed to form a new mixture in jar C that already contained 6 litres water. Find approximate percentage of water in container
There are two jars A and B which contain mixture of milk and water. Jar A has 40 litre milk and 6 litres water while B has 78 litres mixture of milk and water in ratio of 10:3. These are mixed to form a new mixture in jar C that already contained 6 litres water. Find approximate percentage of water in container
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