A survey is conducted on 6200 villagers staying in 4 villages A, B, C and D and having various favourite colours. 50% of people from village B have red as their favourite colour. How many people from other villages have the same favourite colour ? Black A Green 14% D 20% 12% White 11% 25% Yellow 15% B 28% С 23% Red 20% Blue 32% Favourite colours People staying in various villages (1) 1240 (2) 527 (4) 1426 (3) 713
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Answer:
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Given,
Total residents in the four villages = 6200
50 percent of the people from village B have red as their favorite color.
To find,
The number of people who have red as their favorite color except for the people from village B.
Solution,
The number of people who have red as their favorite color except for the people from village B is 527. (Option 2)
We can simply solve the numerical problem by the following method.
We know that,
There are four villages with total residents 6200 and 50 percent of the people from village B have red as their favorite color.
Now,
The number of people living in B = 23 percent of the total residents (according to the statistics given)
=
= 1426
We know that 50 percent of the population of village B likes red.
Thus,
The number of people living in B and liking red =
= 713
Now,
The number of people who have red as their favorite color = 20 percent of the total population (according to the statistics given)
⇒
⇒ 1240
Thus,
The number of people who have red as their favorite color except for the people from village B = 1240 - 713
= 527
As a consequence, we can state that, except for the residents of Village B, the total number of persons who prefer the color red is 527. (Option 2)