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Question 23 Quantitative Techniques and Data Interpretation 2018 Medium MCQ +4.00 marks · -1.00 negative

From a jar of wine containing 32 litres, 4 litres is drawn out, and the jar is filled up with water. If the same proportion of wine is further drawn out two more times, what proportion of wine to water will be there in the resulting mixture?

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