A 40 L solution has salt and water in 3:5 ratio. How much water should be added to make ratio 3:7?A10 LB12 LC14 LD16 LAnswer: A. 10 L Read Explanation: Total solution = 40 LRatio salt : water = 3 : 5Find initial quantitiesTotal parts = 3 + 5 = 8Salt = ( \frac{3}{8} \times 40 = 15 ) LWater = ( \frac{5}{8} \times 40 = 25 ) L Let x litres of water be addedNew water = ( 25 + x )Salt remains = 15New ratio = 3 : 7So,1525+x=37\frac{15}{25 + x} = \frac{3}{7}25+x15=73Step 3: Solve15×7=3(25+x)15 \times 7 = 3(25 + x)15×7=3(25+x)105=75+3x105 = 75 + 3x105=75+3x30=3x30 = 3x30=3xx=10x = 10x=10Final Answer: 10 litres of water Read more in App