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A student has to obtain 35% of the total marks to pass he got 57 marks and failed by 13 marks the maximum marks obtained are

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Answered by Anonymous
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Let the maximum marks be x


Given :

Total pass percentage = 35% of x

Student got 57 marks and failed by 13 marks. Therefore, Total Marks to pass exam = 57 + 13 = 70


A/q

=> 35% of x = 70
=> 0.35 × x = 70
=> 0.35x = 70
=> x = 70/0.35 = 200



Hence,
Maximum marks = 200
Answered by abhi178
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A student has to obtain 35% of the total marks to pas s he got 57 marks and failed by 13 marks.

We have to find the maximum obtained.

method 1 : percentage method :

total marks need to qualify the exam = 35 % of total

The student got 57 marks and failed by 13.

It means, 57 + 13 = 70 = total qualifying marks

∴ 35 % of total marks = 70

⇒1 % of total marks = 2

⇒100 of total marks = 200

∴ total marks = 200

Therefore the maximum mark obtained are 200

method 2 : by fraction method :

The student has to obtain 35% of total mark.

∵ 35 % = 7/20 ,

it means, he has to obtain 7 out 20 mark to qualify the exam.

her get, 57 marks and failed by 13 marks.

it means, total mark obtained to qualify the exam = 57 + 13 = 70

∵ 70 is 7/20 of total marks.

∴ total marks = 70 × 20/7 = 200

Therefore the maximum marks obtained are 200.

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