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02 Dec 2025, 07:55
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First I thought, since the question said S:A is doubled, S:A is 1:25 originally, i doubled both numerator and denominator which is incorrect and got the wrong answer. Since it says the quantity is doubled, only the numerator to be increased for the quantity to be doubled.
Is the interpretation of my mistake correct?
Is the interpretation of my mistake correct?
mgoblue123
02 Dec 2025, 11:35
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Gaurav07
We are given the ratio S:A, and that ratio is what gets doubled. That means soap increases relative to alcohol. Doubling both numbers of the ratio does nothing, so only the soap part changes.
