Math, asked by nikhilkumishra346, 1 year ago

In an election only two candidates contested. a candidate secured 70% of the valid votes and won by a majority of 172 votes. find the total number of valid votes?

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Answered by Taanya1
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Let the total number of valid votes be 'V'.
70% of V = 70/100 x V = 7V/10
Number of votes secured by the other candidate = V - 7V/100 = 3V/10
Given, 7V/10 - 3V/10 = 172 => 4V/10 = 172
=> 4V = 1720 => V = 430.
Answered by Anonymous
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Let the total number of valid votes be 'V'.

70% of V

= \frac{70}{100} \times v \\

= \frac{7v}{10}

Number of votes secured by the other candidate

 = v - \frac{7v}{100} \\

= \frac{3v}{10}

Given,

 \frac{7v}{10} - \frac{3v}{10} = 172

 \frac{4v}{10} = 172

4v = 1720

v = 430

Therefore,

Answer: 430

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