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Question 92 Quantitative Techniques 2017 Medium MCQ +1.00 marks · -0.25 negative

Gold and copper are as heavy as water by 19 and 9 times respectively. The ratio in which these two metals be mixed so that the mixture is 17 times as heavy as water is:

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