Math, asked by neenubhardwaj12355, 7 months ago

In an examination, there are three papers, each of 100 marks. A candidate obtained
64 marks in the first paper and 76 marks in the second paper. If he has to get an
overall score of 80%, how many marks does he need to score in the third paper?​

Answers

Answered by mamta29111979
28

Answer:

Total marks =100+100+100=300

Let x marks obtained by the candidate in third paper

Marks obtained by the candidate in second paper =75

Mark obtained in first paper =53

Total marks obtained by the candidate =53+75+x−128+x

ACQ,

⇒(

300

128+x

)×100=70

⇒128+x=3×70

⇒x=210−128

⇒x=82

Therefore, the candidate must obtain 82 marks in the third paper.

Answered by habibunnisa210
3

Answer:

Therefore 82 Marks

Step-by-step explanation:

The Third paper does need 82 Marks

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