Math, asked by harsh85839, 1 year ago

in an election between two candidates one candidate secured 47% of votes polled and lost the election by 12366 votes find the total votes polled and the votes secured by the winning candidate

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Answered by waqarNk
4
total votes =206100
winning candidate votes =109233
if no vote is rejected

harsh85839: what are the steps
waqarNk: look from given data , if we assume no vote is rejected then winning candidate must get 53% vote and loosing candidate must 47% of total votes and difference is six percent that means winning candidate ll get (12366÷6)×53 =109233 votes
waqarNk: total vote costed (12366÷6)×100=206100
Answered by IndianChamp
5

Look the answer giver by another person is right but his approach is difficult...


Use this method to solve sums like this.


As if loser candidate got 47% of votes and winner obviously 53%.. Then the difference is 6%..



But if,

6% corresponds to 12366

then,

100%(total) corresponds to what (assume x)


then cross multiply and we will get answer for total votes that is x=206100


And winner candidate got 53% votes of total votes 206100..


53% of 206100 is 109233

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