Math, asked by cris89001, 11 months ago

If 57​% of the registered voters cast 273 comma 600 votes in an​ election, how many registered voters are​ there? Use pencil and paper. In another election 60​% of the registered voters cast 273 comma 600 votes. How do the number of registered voters compare in the two​ elections? Show your work.

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Answered by spiderman2019
6

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Election 1:

Let the total number of registered voters be x.

57% of registered voters cast 273,600 votes.

=> 57/100 * x = 273600

=> x = 273600 * 100/57 = 480,000.

Election 2:

Let the total number of registered voters be x.

60% of registered voters cast 273,600 votes.

=> 60/100 * x = 273600

=> x = 273600 * 100/60 = 456,000.

Conclusion:

1. The total number of registered voters in first election are greater than second election by 5.3% i.e. [ (480,000 - 456000) * 100 /456000 ~ 5.3%]

Answered by zukhrap
2

Answer:

480,000

Step-by-step explanation:

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