In a class of 30 children 40% are girls. how many more girls coming to this class would make them 50%
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There are a number of ways to work the math on this.
60% = 60/100 = 3/5
3/5 * 25 or (3 * 25)/5 =
75/5 = 15
So the exact number is 15 boys, but the way the question is worded, it could be a trick question. It says 60% are boys, but does not specify that the other 40% are all not boys. In that case the answer would be:
15 <= number of boys <= 25
60% = 60/100 = 3/5
3/5 * 25 or (3 * 25)/5 =
75/5 = 15
So the exact number is 15 boys, but the way the question is worded, it could be a trick question. It says 60% are boys, but does not specify that the other 40% are all not boys. In that case the answer would be:
15 <= number of boys <= 25
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Answer: 6
Total students = 30
Girls = 40% of 30 = 12
Boys = 30 - 12 = 18
When 6 more girls coming to the class , num of girls = 18
That is equal to 50% of total strength of the class
Total strength will be 36
(18 boys + 18 girls)
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