There are two containers of the same volume, first container half-filled with sugar syrup and the second container half-filled with milk. Half the content of the first container is transferred to the second container, and then the half of this mixture is transferred back to the first container. Next, half the content of the first container is transferred back to the second container. Then the ratio of sugar syrup and milk in the second container is

A person buys tea of three different qualities at Rs. $800$, Rs. $500$, and Rs. $300$ per kg, respectively, and the amounts bought are in the proportion $2: 3: 5$. She mixes all the tea and sells one-sixth of the mixture at Rs. $700$ per kg. The price, in INR per kg, at which she should sell the remaining tea, to make an overall profit of $50\%$, is

A mixture P is formed by removing a certain amount of coffee from a coffee jar and replacing the same amount with cocoa powder. The same amount is again removed from mixture $P$ and replaced with same amount of cocoa powder to form a new mixture $Q$. If the ratio of coffee and cocoa in the mixture $Q$ is $16: 9$, then the ratio of cocoa in mixture $P$ to that in mixture $Q$ is

Two alcohol solutions, $A$ and $B$, are mixed in the proportion $1:3$ by volume. The volume of the mixture is then doubled by adding solution $A$ such that the resulting mixture has $72 \%$ alcohol. If solution $A$ has $60 \%$ alcohol, then the percentage of alcohol in solution $B$ is

A mixture contains lemon juice and sugar syrup in equal proportion. If a new mixture is created by adding this mixture and sugar syrup in the ratio $1: 3$, then the ratio of lemon juice and sugar syrup in the new mixture is

If a certain weight of an alloy of silver and copper is mixed with $3$ kg of pure silver, the resulting alloy will have $90\%$ silver by weight. If the same weight of the initial alloy is mixed with $2$ kg of another alloy which has $90\%$ silver by weight, the resulting alloy will have $84\%$ silver by weight. Then, the weight of the initial alloy, in kg, is

A chemist mixes two liquids $1$ and $2$. One litre of liquid $1$ weighs $1 \mathrm{~kg}$ and one litre of liquid $2$ weighs $800 \mathrm{gm}$. If half litre of the mixture weighs $480 \mathrm{gm}$, then the percentage of liquid $1$ in the mixture, in terms of volume, is