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Question:
Answer the question based on the following table, which shows the relative sweetness of different sugars (sucrose is taken as 1.00).
Relative Sweetness of Different Sugars
Lactose
0.16
Maltose
0.32
Glucose
0.74
Sucrose
1.00
Saccharin
675.00
What is the ratio of glucose to lactose in a mixture as sweet as maltose?
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Use the alligation rule with maltose's sweetness as the target mean between glucose and lactose.
SNAP - 2008
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Jul 14, 2026
8 : 21
1 : 3
3 : 2
16 : 9
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The Correct Option is
A
Solution and Explanation
Lactose=0.16, Glucose=0.74, target(maltose)=0.32. (0.74x+0.16y)/(x+y)=0.32 => 0.42x=0.16y => x/y=16/42=8/21.
Final Answer:
Glucose:Lactose = 8:21, option (1).
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