Math, asked by pritikhanday10, 11 months ago

4. In an examination 75% students in Accountancy, 70% passed in Statistics and 23% failed in
both the subjects. If 136 students passed in both the subjects, calculate the number of
candidates, who appeared in the examination.
(Ans. 200]

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Answered by VISHESH1OP2
0

Answer:

But you are knowing the answer then why are you asking

Answered by spiderman2019
5

Answer:

200

Step-by-step explanation:

Failed % candidates in accountancy = 100 - 75 = 25%.

Failed % candidates in Statistics = 100 - 70 = 30%.

//See the attached venn diagram

Percentage of students who passed both subjects =

100 - (2 + 23+7) = 68%.

So 68% of students = 136

Total number of students = 136 * 100/68 = 200.

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