1 cubic metre of concrete weighs 2400kg
15% of the concrete is water

the rest of the ingrediants of concrete are cement sand and stone
the weight of these ingrediants are in the ratio 1:2:5

work out the weight of the cement, sand and stone in 1 cubic metre of concrete

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We are required to work out the weight of the cement, sand and stone in 1 cubic metre of concrete.

The weight of the cement, sand and stone in 1 cubic metre of concrete are 255 kg, 510 kg, and 1,275 kg respectively.

Total weight of concrete = 2400 kg

Water = 15%

= 15/100 × 2400 kg

= 0.15 × 2400 kg

= 360 kg

Total weight remaining = Total weight of concrete - Water

= 2400 kg - 360 kg

= 2,040 kg

Cement : sand : stone = 1 : 2 : 5

Total ratio = 8

Weight of cement = ratio of cement / total ratio × Total weight remaining

= 1/8 × 2,040 kg

= 0.125 × 2,040

= 255 kg

Weight of sand = ratio of sand / total ratio × Total weight remaining

= 2/8 × 2,040 kg

= 0.25 × 2040

= 510 kg

Weight of stone = ratio of stone / total ratio × Total weight remaining

= 5/8 × 2,040 kg

= 0.625 × 2,040

= 1,275 kg

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