A liquid mixture of volume $V$, has two liquids as its ingredients with densities $\alpha$ and $\beta$. If density of the mixture is $\sigma$, then mass of the first liquid in mixture is ............
  • A$\frac{\alpha V[\sigma \beta+1]}{\beta[\alpha+\alpha]}$
  • B$\frac{\alpha V[\sigma-\beta]}{[\sigma+\beta]}$
  • C$\frac{\alpha V(\beta-\sigma)}{\beta-\alpha}$
  • D$\frac{\alpha V[1-\sigma \alpha]}{\beta[\alpha-\sigma]}$
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