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39. On a morning prayer all the students of a school stand in three rows , the first row has 20 % more students than the second row and the third row contains 20 % less students than the second row. If the total number of students in all the rows is 300, then find the number of students in the firs row.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Let the Number of Students in Second row be : S

Mentioned : First row has 20% more Students than Second row

:\implies  Number of Students in First row : S + 20% × S

\mathrm{:\implies Number\;of\;Students\;in\;First\;row : S + \left(\dfrac{20}{100} \times S\right)}

\mathrm{:\implies Number\;of\;Students\;in\;First\;row : S + \dfrac{S}{5}}

\mathrm{:\implies Number\;of\;Students\;in\;First\;row : \dfrac{6S}{5}}

Mentioned : Third row has 20% less Students than Second row

\mathrm{:\implies Number\;of\;Students\;in\;Third\;row : S - \dfrac{S}{5}}

\mathrm{:\implies Number\;of\;Students\;in\;Third\;row : \dfrac{4S}{5}}

Mentioned : Total Number of Students in all the rows is 300

\mathrm{:\implies \dfrac{6S}{5} + S + \dfrac{4S}{5} = 300}

\mathrm{:\implies \dfrac{6S + 4S}{5} + S = 300}

\mathrm{:\implies \dfrac{10S}{5} + S = 300}

\mathrm{:\implies 2S + S = 300}

\mathrm{:\implies 3S = 300}

\mathrm{:\implies S = 100}

\mathrm{:\implies Number\;of\;Students\;in\;First\;row = \dfrac{6S}{5} = \dfrac{6 \times 100}{5}}

\mathrm{:\implies Number\;of\;Students\;in\;First\;row = (6 \times 20)}

\mathrm{:\implies Number\;of\;Students\;in\;First\;row = 120}

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