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Consider two vessels, the first containing one liter of ink and the second containing one liter of cola. Suppose you take one glass of ink out of the first vessel and pour it into the second vessel. After mixing you take one glass of mixture from the second vessel and pour it back into the first vessel. Which one of the following statements holds now?

Asked In TCS venkat (12 years ago)

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Ankit  (12 years ago)

stage 1====initially first vessel= 1lit ink , 2 vessels = 1lit cola

stage 2===== let 1 glass of water = 100ml
then 1 vessel = 900ml ink
2 vessel= 1000ml cola + 100 ml ink=1100 ml mixture
so at this stage in 2 vessel
amount of ink in mixture = 100/1100=1/11 parts of mixture
amount of cola in mixture= 10/11 parts of mixture.

stage 3= a glass from 2 vessel put in 1 vessel now
vessel 2= 1000 ml
ink in 2 vessel= 1000/11 ml
cola in 2 vessel= 10000/11 ml

vessel 1= 900ml ink + 100 ml mixture(100/11ink + 1000/11 cola)
so-- ink in 1 vessel= 900+100/11
cola in 1 vessel= 1000/11

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y.veera sekhar rao  (12 years ago)

yes above explanation is correct. the ans is
"the quantity of ink in the vessel of cola = the quantity of cola in the vessel of ink."

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SARVESH YADAV  (12 years ago)

cola in first vessel is smaller than the ink in second vessel.

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ssour  (12 years ago)

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