In an election, there are a total of 60000 voters and there are two candidates, A and B. 60 % of the voters go for polls out of which 60 % vote for A. How any votes do B get?
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Answer:
votes of B = 14400 votes
Explanation:
total no.of votes polled = 60% of 60000
=(60/100)×60000
=36000 voters
total no. of votes polled for A =60% of total no.of votes polled
=(60/100)×36000
=21600 votes
total no.of votes polled for B=36000-21600
= 14400 votes
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14400 votes is the correct answer.
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