two bowls are taken ,one contain water and another contains tea.one spoon of water is added to second bowl and mixed well and a spoon of mixture is taken from second bowl and added to the first bowl.which statement will hold good for the above?
option
a) second liquid in first bowl is less than the first mixture in second bowl
b) second liquid in first bowl is more than the first mixture in second bowl
c) second liquid in first bowl is equal to the first mixture in second bowl.
d) none of these

• (water) is add to tea than the mixture contain both tea and water after it a part of mixture is add to water i.e. tea+(some part of water is again) add to water so second liquid in first bowl is less than the first mixture in second bowl ans.is (A)
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• option C there will be no change in the mixture in both the first and second bowl
  
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• there will be not change in mixing of water from 1st to 2nd or 2nd to 1st so amount water remains equal in both bowl.
  ans=option c
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• there is no change in the amount....as the 1st mixture in the 2nd bowl is tea
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• how Kuldeep Singh i didnt understand....
  but in both the cases we are varying only a spoon of mixture right?
  then how is it lesser?
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• A SINCE FIRST TIME ONLY A SPOON WITH WATER WAS PRESENT NOW FOR THE SECOND TIME IT CONTAINS A MIXTURE OF LIQUID WITH TEA SO AS COMPARED TO ONLY LQUID AND MIX OF LIQ AND TEA ... MIX OF TEA AND LIQ WILL BE LESS THAN ONLY LIQUID SINCE IT CONTAINS SOME SOUGHT OF SOLID CREAMY MATERIAL SAID AS TEA LEAVES WHICH ON CMPLETE MAKE UP LEAVES A DENSE FLUID THAT OF ONLY LIQUID
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• option (c) is the correct answer. Say you have 100 ml of tea and water. now you pour 5 ml water in tea. so, 1st bowl contains 95 ml water and 2nd a mixture of 100 ml tea and 5 ml water. now if we take 5 ml from 2nd bowl (and say, it contains 4 ml tea and 1 ml water) and pour it in 1st bowl then if we look at the final content we find both bowl contains same quantity of liquid of other bowl. (here 4 ml). Any such example would show (c) as the correct answer.
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• option b is the correct answer.
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• There will be no change....since we are adding and taking back a spoon....the concentration doesn't change for a single spoon....the quantity remains same....
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• option a..
  
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• option c,since one spoon of amount is exchanged so amount liquid remain equal...
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• c,,,,as nochnge
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• c. is the correct answer
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