Sreeragc wrote:
VeritasKarishma wrote:
Though Bunuel and soumanag have already explained the solution well, I will add the method I like the most.
In replacement questions, focus on the thing that decreases. When solution is removed, water decreases but then water is added. While when solution is removed, lemonade decreases and does not get added later. So we will work with lemonade concentration.
The fraction of lemonade in the solution is 7/15
We need to get this fraction down to 2/5
et us say, we remove a fractionIn replacement questions, focus on the thing that decreases. When solution is removed, water decreases but then water is added. While when solution is removed, lemonade decreases and does not get added later. So we will work with lemonade concentration.
The fraction of lemonade in the solution is 7/15
We need to get this fraction down to 2/5
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