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Alligation & Mixture
Alligation & Mixture
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Here Starts Learning…
Introduction
2. Rs. 20 X 3 kg = Rs. 60
5 kg = Rs. 120
1 kg = Rs. 24
Example
A shopkeeper mixes 2 types of sugars Rs.15/kg and Rs.20/kg
in a certain ratio. Thus the mixture costs him Rs.18/kg. Then
in what ratio he mixed the sugars?
(𝐶 1 𝑋𝑄1)+(𝐶2 𝑋𝑄2)
= 𝐴𝑣𝑔
𝑄 1+𝑄 2
(15 X Q1) + (20 X Q2)
= 18
(Q1 + Q2)
15 x Q1 + 20 x Q2 = 18 x Q1 + 18 x Q2
20 x Q2 – 18 x Q2 = 18 x Q1 - 15 x Q1
Q1 ( 18 – 15 ) = Q2 ( 20 - 18 )
𝑄 1 20 − 18 ¿ 2
=
𝑄 2 18 − 15 3
C1 x Q1 + C2 x Q2 = 18xQ1 + 18xQ2
20 x Q2 – 18 x Q2 = 18 x Q1 - 15 x Q1
C2xQ2 – 18xQ2 = 18xQ1 - C1xQ1
Q1 ( 18 – 15 ) = Q2 ( 20 - 18 )
Q1 ( 18 – C1 ) = Q2 ( C2 - 18 )
𝑄 1 20 − 18 ¿ 2
= 𝑄 1 𝐶 2 −18
𝑄 2 18 − 15 3 =
𝑄 2 18 − 𝐶 1
So, the shopkeeper mixed the sugars in the ratio 2 : 3
Example
A shopkeeper mixes 2 types of sugars Rs.15/kg and Rs.20/kg in a
certain ratio. Thus the mixture costs him Rs.18/kg. Then in what ratio
he mixed the sugars? 𝑄 1 𝐶 2 −18
=
(15 X Q1) + (20 X Q2) 𝑄2 18 − 𝐶 1
= 18
(Q1 + Q2) Cost 1 Cost 2
15 20
20 x Q2 – 18 x Q2 = 18 x Q1 - 15 x Q1
(-) (-)
Q1 ( 18 – 15 ) = Q2 ( 20 - 18 ) 18
𝑄 1 20 − 18 ¿ 2
= 2 : 3
Q2
𝑄 2 18 − 15 3 Q1
Cost 1 Cost 2
18 13
(-) (-)
16
30 kg 3 : 2 20 kg
Q1 Q2
100 : 600
Q1:Q2 1 : 6
5 : 20
1 : 4
So, 20 students will be in the ratio 1:4 below and above 60 respectively
70 x 20 = 50 x + 75 (20 – x)
(i.e) 4 : 16 4 students scored below 60
1400 = 50 x + 1500 – 75 x
-100 = - 25 x
4=x
Example
How much water must be added to 150 litres of milk at 3 litres for
Rs.70/- So as to have a mixture worth Rs.50 per 3 litre ?
Water Milk
70
0
3
(-) 5 0 (-)
3
20 : 50
3 3
Then 2 units is 20 : 50
60 liters 2 : 5 5 Units is 150 liters of milk
=A
= The ratio of rice to be taken from Bag 1 and 2
is 6 : 1
4.2Q2 - 3Q2 = 3Q1 - 2.8Q1 And we want 63 kgs in total
1.2Q2 = 0.2Q1 So, 63 kgs will be divided in the ratio 6 : 1
=
63
Bag 1 : Bag 2 =9
7
54 : 9
Example
Two trains running in opposite directions cross a man standing on
the platform in 27 seconds and 17 seconds respectively and they
cross each other in 23 seconds. The ratio of their speeds is:
L1 L2 L 1+ L2
=𝑆 1 =𝑆 2 = 𝑆1+ 𝑆 2
27 17 23
Train 1 Train 2
L1 𝐿2=17 𝑆 2 27 17
27 S1+ 17 S 2 (-) (-)
23
= 𝑆 1+𝑆 2 23
27 S 1 + 17 S2 = 23 S1 + 23 S 2 6 : 4
4 S1 = 6 S2 3 : 2
S1 6 3
= =
𝑆2 4 2