Math, asked by himasurya5, 7 months ago

In an election between two candidates, 70% of the total votes enrolled were polled. Out
of which 4% votes were declared invalid. A winning candidate got 12600 votes, which were 60%
of the valid votes. The number of voters cast their vote will be
A. 31250
B. 32050
C. 21875
D. 22125​

Answers

Answered by manjubhatti36
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Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by PoojaBurra
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The number of voters will be C. 21875.

Given - Percentage enrolled, invalid and valid votes

Find - Number of voters

Solution - Number of votes enrolled = x

Polled votes = 70%*x

Valid votes = 96%*70%*x

As per the question-

60%*96%*70%*x = 12600

60/100*96/100*70/100*x = 12600

x = 12600*10⁶/(60*96*70)

x = 31,250

Number of votes casted or polled = 70% of total enrolled votes

Number of voters casted = 70/100*31*250

Number of voters casted = 21,875

Hence, number of voters cast their vote will be C. 21875.

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