Mathematics
Ranjan Singh makes statues of brass. Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc. Ranjan uses two varieties of brass for different kinds of statues. Variety 1 contains copper and zinc mixed in the ratio 7 : 4 and variety 2 contains these metals in the ratio 5 : 3. Ranjan makes an elephant statue from variety 1 and a horse statue from variety 2. The elephant statue weighs 176 g and it is known that the brass used in the horse statue contains 135 g zinc.
(1) Find the quantity of copper present in the brass used to make the elephant statue.
- 98 g
- 112 g
- 121 g
- 132 g
(2) How much copper is contained in the brass used to make the horse statue ?
- 165 g
- 175 g
- 205 g
- 225 g
(3) How much zinc is contained in the brass used to make the two statues ?
- 169 g
- 179 g
- 189 g
- 199 g
(4) The ratio of the quantities of copper and zinc used to make the two statues is :
- 113 : 98
- 337 : 148
- 221 : 199
- 337 : 199
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Answer
(1) Given:
Elephant statue is made from variety 1.
Variety 1 ratio (Copper : Zinc) = 7 : 4
Total weight of statue = 176 g
Total parts = 7 + 4 = 11
Value of 1 part = 176 g ÷ 11 = 16 g
Copper = 7 parts x 16 g = 112 g
Hence, option 2 is the correct option.
(2) Given:
Horse statue is made from variety 2.
Variety 2 ratio (Copper : Zinc) = 5 : 3
Quantity of Zinc = 135 g
3 parts of Zinc = 135 g
Value of 1 part = 135 g ÷ 3 = 45 g
Copper = 5 parts x 45 g
Copper = 225 g
Hence, option 4 is the correct option.
(3) Given:
Zinc in Horse = 135 g
Zinc in Elephant:
Variety 1 ratio (Copper : Zinc) = 7 : 4
Value of 1 part = 16 g [From step 1]
∴ 4 parts x 16 g = 64 g
Zinc in Elephant = 64 g
Total Zinc = 135 g + 64 g = 199 g
Hence, option 4 is the correct option.
(4)
Calculate Copper in Elephant:
Variety 1 ratio (Copper : Zinc) = 7 : 4
Value of 1 part = 16 g [From step 1]
Copper in Elephant = 7 x 16 g = 112 g
Copper in Horse = 225 g [From step 2]
Total Copper = Copper in Elephant + Copper in Horse
Total Copper = 112 g + 225 g = 337 g [Substituting the values]
Total Copper = 337 g
Total Zinc = 199 g [From previous step]
The ratio of the quantities of copper and zinc = 337 : 199
Hence, option 4 is the correct option.
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