Math, asked by lakshmichanchu6, 4 days ago

In an election between two candidates one candidate secured 58% of votes polled and. lost the election by 12,366 votes. Find the total votes polled and the votes secured by the winning candidate.​

Answers

Answered by ashokagarwalb64
1

Answer:

one candidate won 58% of the votes, the other won 100−58=42% of the votes.

Given,

100

58

×Total Votes−

100

42

×Total Votes=18,336

=>

100

16

×Total Votes=18,336

=>Total votes=1,14,600

So, the candiates won

100

58

×1,14,600=66,468 and =

100

42

×1,14,600=48,132 votes

Answered by pranjalkushwaha297
0

Step-by-step Explanation:

Since, the losing candidate secured 58% of the votes polled

Winning candidate secures votes

= (100-58)% of the votes polled

= 42% of the votes polled

Difference of votes = 42- 58

= 16% of the votes polled

We are given :

16% of the votes polled = 12,366

⇒16/100 of the votes polled = 12,366

⇒Votes polled = 12,366×100/16

⇒= 1236600/16

⇒ = 77,287.5 Votes secured by winning candidate

= 53/100×77,287.5

= 145,825.47

Votes polled= 77,287.5

Votes secured by winning candidate

= 145,825.47

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