120 litre orange juice was mixed with 20 litre water. 7 litre of this mixture was taken out and 'X' litre of water was added and therefore the resultant ratio between orange juice and water in the mixture was 19:4 respectively. If 23 l mixture was again taken out, what was the resultant quantity of water in the final mixture?
Given ans: 24 l ....My answer 20 l. Where may have I gone wrong?
My Soln:
Orange juice=120l(given)
Water =20l (Given)
Ratio=6:1
Quantity of mixture taken out=7l(Given)
Amount of orange jouice taken out=(6/7)*7=6l
Amount of water taken out=(1/7)*7=1l
Resultant Orange juice=120-6=114l
Resultant Water=20-1+X=(19+X)l
114/(19+X)=19/4
X=5l
Resultant Orange juice=114l
Resultant Water=19+5=24l
Ratio=19:4
Quantity of mixture taken out again = 23l(Given)
Water taken out=(4/(19+4))*23=4l
Remaining water=24-4=20l.