Math, asked by k67369, 7 months ago

In an examination, 80% examinees passed in English, 0%
passed in Maths. and 150 examinees passed in both the
subjects. If all the examinees passed at least in one subject,
then find out the total number of examinees.​

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Answered by samy456
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Correct question:

Your question is incorrect

The correct question is :

In an examination 80% students passed in English and 70% students passed in Maths. 10% students failed in both the subjects. If 144 students passed in both the subjects find the total number of students.

Now, we will find the answer for this question :

 \red{given}

Students passed in English = 80%

Students passed in Maths = 70%

Students failed in both the subject = 10%

No. of students passed in both the subject = 144

 \green{to \: find}

The total number of students.

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Students failed in English = 100% - 80% = 20%

Students failed in Maths = 100% - 70% = 30%

Total failed students = Students failed in English + Students failed in failed - Students failed in both.

= 20% + 30% - 10%

= 50% - 10%

= 40%

If 40% failed then 60% will be passed.

Let the total students be x.

Hence, 60% of x = 144

 \pink{ \frac{60}{100}  \times x = 144}

 \pink{x =  \frac{144 \times 100}{60} }

 \pink{x = 240}

Therefore the total number of students = 240.

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