number 1 1. Tank A initially contains 200litres of brine containing 225N of salt. Eight litres of freshwater per minute enter A and the mixture, assumed uniform,passes from A to B,initially containing 200litres of fresh water, 8litres per minute. The resulting mixture,also kept uniform, leaves B at the rate of 8litres/min. Find the amount of salt in tank Bafter one hour.2. A tank originally contains 385 litres of brine holding 470 N of dissolved salt. Eightlitres/min of brine containing 3.85 N/itre of salt enters the tank and the mixture assumeduniform leaves at the rate of 15 litres/min. determine the amount of salt after 15 min.When will the amount of salt in mixture be 550 N? what is the maximum amount salt inthe mixture?3. A tank initially contains 210 litres of fresh water. Brine containing 2.6 N/itre of dissolvesalt runs into the tank at the rate of 9 litres/min and the mixture kept uniform by stirringruns out of the same rate. How long will it take for the quantity of the salt in the tank tobe 190 N? In 12 min, determine the concentration of the salt in the mixture.

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. Tank A initially contains 200litres of brine containing 225N of salt. Eight litres of fresh water per minute enter A and the mixture, assumed uniform,passes from A to B, initially containing 200litres of fresh water, 8litres per minute. The resulting mixture, also kept uniform, leaves B at the rate of 8litres/min. Find the amount of salt in tank B after one hour.

. Tank A initially contains 200litres of brine containing 225N of salt. Eight litres of fresh water per minute enter A and the mixture, assumed uniform,passes from A to B, initially containing 200litres of fresh water, 8litres per minute. The resulting mixture, also kept uniform, leaves B at the rate of 8litres/min. Find the amount of salt in tank B after one hour.

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