Answer:
70%
Explanation:
Given the weight of the first alloy as 5kg(22% iron) and the second as 12kg(90% iron:
#First, we find the weight in kgs of the iron in both alloys:
![I_a=0.22* 5.0kg\\\\\\=1.1kg\\\\I_b=0.90* 12kg\\\\=10.8kg\\\\I_a+I_b=1.1+10.8=11.9kg](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/mathematics/middle-school/gsm24x4v8awbzq2cjq9a7cs3kfvvy3p0ox.png)
Hence, the weight of iron in the resulting alloy is 11.9kg.
#From the given info,the total mass of the alloy is 5+12=17kg
Therefore, the % of iron is calculated as :
![\% Iron=I_(a+b)/T_m\\\\=(11.9)/(17)* 100\%\\\\=70\%](https://img.qammunity.org/2021/formulas/mathematics/middle-school/id8yevga4kibi4dut5y1oj9wpyyzvrrgbr.png)
Hence, 70% of the resulting alloy is iron.