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100 students appeared in exam 60 of them passed find the ratio of number of students who failed to the total number of students​

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Answered by manoranjanroul77
14

Answer:

2:5

Step-by-step explanation:

Total number of students = 100

No. of students passed = 60

No. of students failed = 100-60 = 40

The ratio of number of students who failed to the total number of students = 40:100

2:5

I hope you understood

Answered by Anonymous
0

The required ratio is 2:5.

Given:

Students appearing for exam=100

Students passed=60

To find:

The ratio of the number of students who failed to the total number of students​

Solution:

We can obtain the number of students who failed by subtracting the number of students who passed from the total number of students.

So, the number of students who failed=Total students-Students passed

=100-60

=40

Now, the required ratio=Students failed: Total students

Using values,

=40:100

=4:10

=2:5

Therefore, the required ratio is 2:5.

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