A jar contains mixture of milk and water in the respective ratio of 3:1, $ \frac{1}{25}th $ of the mixture is taken out and 24 litre water was added to it. If the resultant ratio between milk and water in the jar was 2:1, what was the initial quantity of mixture in the jar? (In litre)

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Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations>Chapter 15 - Alligation and Mixture>Practice Problems Level 2>Q 23

An empty fuel tank of a car was filled with A type of petrol. When the tank was half-empty, it was filled with B type of petrol. Again when the tank was half-empty, it was filled with A type of petrol. When the tank was half-empty again, it was filled with B type of petrol. At this time, what was the percentage of A type of petrol in the tank?

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Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations>Chapter 15 - Alligation and Mixture>Practice Problems Level 2>Q 24

30 L

of pure water was mixed with

150 L

of milk.

30 L

of this mixture was then sold and some more quantity of pure milk and pure water was added in the ratio of

5 : 6

. If the final quantity of milk was

500

per cent of the initial quantity of water, then what was the quantity of pure water that was added?

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Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations>Chapter 15 - Alligation and Mixture>Practice Problems Level 2>Q 25

A tub has $300 L$ of alcohol and $60 L$ of water. If _____ $L$ of mixture is taken from the tub and _____ $L$ of water is added to the remaining mixture, then the final mixture of the alcohol in the tub becomes $205 L$ more than the amount of water in it. Which of the following integral values given in the options are possible in the blanks in same order?

(A) $40, 14$ (B) $36, 11$ (C) $23, 20$ (D) $30, 15$ (E) $24, 19$