Math, asked by gswarooppraad, 5 months ago

In an examination 96% of candidates passed and 50 failed. How many candidates
appeared for the exam?

Answers

Answered by Saby123
48

Solution :

Let us assume that a total of x candidates gave the exam .

Now, 96% of the candidates passed and 50 failed .

Percentage of candidates who failed :

> x - 96% of x

> 100% of x - 96% of x

> 4% of x .

But , it is mentioned that 50 candidates failed .

So ,

> 4% of x = 50

> 4/100 x = 50

> 4x = 5000

> x = 1250

Thus, a total of 1250 candidates attempted the exam .

This is the required answer.

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Answered by Anonymous
76

Answer:

Given :-

  • In an examination hall 96% of candidates passed and 50 failed.

To Find :-

  • How many candidates appeared for the exam.

Solution :-

Let, the number of candidates prepared for the exam be x

Number of candidates failed = 50

And, the percentage of candidates passed = 96%

Then, number of candidates failed = 100% - 96% = 4%

According to the question,

4/100 × x = 50

x = 50 × 100/4

x = 5000/4

x = 1250

The number of candidates prepared for the exam is 1250.

VERIFICATION :-

4/100 × x = 50

By putting x = 1250 we get,

4/100 × 1250 = 50

1250 = 50 × 100/4

1250 = 5000/4

1250 = 1250

LHS = RHS

Hence, Verified

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