In a college election fought between two candidates, one candidate got 55% of the total valid votes. 15% of the votes were invalid. if the total votes were 15,200, what is the number of valid votes the other candidate got
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Total votes = 15200
Percentage of invalid votes = 15 %
Total number of invalid votes = (15*15200)/100
⇒ 2280
So, total number invalid votes were 2280
Total number of valid votes = Total votes - total number of invalid votes
⇒ 15200 - 2280
= 12920 votes
So, total number of valid votes were 12920
One candidate got 55 % of the total valid votes.
Number of valid votes he got = (55*12920)/100
⇒ 710600/100
= 7106
One candidate got 7106 votes of the total 12920 valid votes.
Then, the number of valid votes the other candidate got = 12920 - 7106
= 5814 votes
So, the other candidate got 5814 valid votes.
Answer.
Total votes = 15200
Percentage of invalid votes = 15 %
Total number of invalid votes = (15*15200)/100
⇒ 2280
So, total number invalid votes were 2280
Total number of valid votes = Total votes - total number of invalid votes
⇒ 15200 - 2280
= 12920 votes
So, total number of valid votes were 12920
One candidate got 55 % of the total valid votes.
Number of valid votes he got = (55*12920)/100
⇒ 710600/100
= 7106
One candidate got 7106 votes of the total 12920 valid votes.
Then, the number of valid votes the other candidate got = 12920 - 7106
= 5814 votes
So, the other candidate got 5814 valid votes.
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