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Mark again the correct answer in each of the following: An ore contains $$5\%$$ copper. How much ore is required to obtain $$400\ g$$ of copper?
A
$$4\ kg$$
B
$$2\ kg$$
C
$$8\ kg$$
D
$$6\ kg$$
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Correct option is D. $$8\ kg$$ Because, Assume $$x$$ be the required amount of ore. $$=5\%$$ of $$x\ kg=0.4\ kg$$ $$=(5/100)\times x=0.4$$ $$=x=(0.4\times 100)/5$$ $$=x=40/5$$ $$=x=8\ kg$$
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