The concentration of an acid solution is inversely proportional to the volume the solution if the amount of the acid is not changed. A $40$% hydrochloric acid solution becomes $30$% solution when $30$ L of water is added to it. Find the original volume of the solution.
I understood this much that ratio of the concentration will be $4/3$ hence,ratio of the volume will be $3/4$ since it has been given in the above question that concentration is inversely proportional to the volume. But, I did not understand how to solve the question ahead when 30L is added to $40%$ of the hydrochloric acid.
Hints:
Volume 2=Volume 1+30L.
Volume 1$\times$Concentration 1=Volume 2$\times$Concentration 2