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In a vessel containing 70 litres of milk, 12 litres of it is replaced with water, and after that 5 litres of the mixture is replaced with water. What is the ratio of milk and water in the final mixture?

A

`377:113`

B

`351:69`

C

`279:141`

D

`293:197`

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To solve the problem step by step, we will follow the operations performed on the milk and water mixture in the vessel. ### Step 1: Initial Setup - We start with 70 liters of milk in the vessel. ### Step 2: First Replacement - We replace 12 liters of milk with water. - After this operation, the amount of milk left in the vessel is: \[ \text{Milk remaining} = 70 - 12 = 58 \text{ liters} \] - The amount of water added is 12 liters. ### Step 3: Mixture After First Replacement - Now, the total volume in the vessel is still 70 liters, consisting of: - Milk: 58 liters - Water: 12 liters ### Step 4: Second Replacement - Next, we replace 5 liters of the mixture with water. - The mixture consists of 58 liters of milk and 12 liters of water, making a total of 70 liters. - The fraction of milk in the mixture is: \[ \text{Fraction of milk} = \frac{58}{70} \] - The fraction of water in the mixture is: \[ \text{Fraction of water} = \frac{12}{70} \] ### Step 5: Calculate Milk and Water Removed - When we remove 5 liters of the mixture, the amount of milk removed is: \[ \text{Milk removed} = 5 \times \frac{58}{70} = \frac{290}{70} = \frac{29}{7} \text{ liters} \] - The amount of water removed is: \[ \text{Water removed} = 5 \times \frac{12}{70} = \frac{60}{70} = \frac{6}{7} \text{ liters} \] ### Step 6: Update Amounts After Second Replacement - After removing the 5 liters, the new amounts are: - Milk remaining: \[ \text{New milk} = 58 - \frac{29}{7} = \frac{406}{7} - \frac{29}{7} = \frac{377}{7} \text{ liters} \] - Water remaining: \[ \text{New water} = 12 - \frac{6}{7} + 5 = \frac{84}{7} - \frac{6}{7} + \frac{35}{7} = \frac{113}{7} \text{ liters} \] ### Step 7: Final Ratio of Milk to Water - The final amounts of milk and water are: - Milk: \(\frac{377}{7}\) liters - Water: \(\frac{113}{7}\) liters - The ratio of milk to water is: \[ \text{Ratio} = \frac{\frac{377}{7}}{\frac{113}{7}} = \frac{377}{113} \] ### Final Answer - The ratio of milk to water in the final mixture is: \[ \boxed{\frac{377}{113}} \]
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