Math, asked by aayushkumarbnk56, 2 months ago


12. In an examination 80% students passed. If 15 less had appeared and 10 less passed, the ratio of
passes to failures would have been 5 : 1. How many students passed and how many appeared in
the examination?​

Answers

Answered by rajservesh
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose x candidates passed and y failed; therefore,

yx=14

x=4y                                                                                    (1)

In the second case; no. of students appeared =x+y−30

and no. of those who passed  =x−20

No of failed

N=x+y−30−(x−20)

N=y−10

from the question 

y−10x−20=15

x−20=5y−50

x−5y=−30

from ( 1)

4y−5y=−30

y=30

x=120

So, x+y=150

Total number of students who appeared for the examination =150

Answered by velpulaaneesh123
1

Answer:

Student Passed in English =80%

Students failed in English=100%−80%=20%

Students passed in Maths =70%

Students failed in Maths =100%−70%=30%

Students failed in both =10%

Total failed students = Failed in English + failed in Math − Common

Total fail students =20%+30%−10%=40%

If 40% failed then 60% will be passed.

Let total students be x.

Hence, 60% of x=144

100

60

×x=144

⇒x=

60

144×100

⇒x=240

Therefore, total students is 240.

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