The ratio in which two sugar solutions of the concentrations $15 \%$ and $40 \%$ are to be mixed to get a solution of concentration of $30 \%$ is

In what ratio must a grocer mix two varieties of tea worth ₹ $60$ a $kg$ and ₹ $65$ a $kg$ so that by selling the mixture at ₹ $68.20$ a $kg$ he may gain $10 \%$?

Two varieties of sugar are mixed together in a certain ratio. The cost of the mixture per $kg$ is ₹ $0.50$ less than that of the superior and ₹ $0.75$ more than the inferior variety. The ratio in which the superior and inferior varieties of sugar have been mixed is

Two liquids are mixed in the ratio of $3: 2$ and the mixture is sold at $Rs. 11$ per litre at a $10 \%$ profit. If the $1$st liquid costs $Rs. 2$ more per litre than the second,what is the cost per litre of the second liquid (in $.80$)? (in $Rs.$)

In what ratio must water be mixed with milk to gain $16 \%$ on selling the mixture at cost price?

In what ratio must a person mix three kinds of tea costing $Rs. 60$ per $kg$,$Rs. 75$ per $kg$,and $Rs. 100$ per $kg$ so that the resultant mixture when sold at $Rs. 96$ per $kg$ yields a profit of $20\%$?