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Three identical bottles are each half filled with alcohol solution. When the content of the third bottle is
divided into two halves and each half is poured into each of the first two bottles, the volume concentration of
alcohol in the first bottle becomes smaller by 20% of its concentration and that in the second bottle increases
by 10% of its concentration. What is the ratio of the initial quantity of alcohol in the first bottle to that in the
second bottle?
divided into two halves and each half is poured into each of the first two bottles, the volume concentration of
alcohol in the first bottle becomes smaller by 20% of its concentration and that in the second bottle increases
by 10% of its concentration. What is the ratio of the initial quantity of alcohol in the first bottle to that in the
second bottle?
