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Marks Obtained by X in physics is 160 which is 40% of total marks obtained by him. and marks obtained by z in chemistry is3/4th of marks obtained by X in physics. Ratio of total marks obtained by X to Z is 4:3. Marks obtained by Y in Maths is equal to marks obtained by Z in chemistry. And total marks obtained by Y in physics and chemistry together is half of total marks obtained by X.
If marks obtained by X in Maths is 50% more than marks obtained by him in chemistry, Then find the difference of marks obtained by X in Maths and marks obtained by Y in maths?

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Answered by mithuanushtha
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Question: The total marks obtained by a student in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics together are 120 more than the marks obtained by him in Chemistry. How should I calculate the average marks obtained by him in Physics and Mathematics together?

A60

B120

C40

DCannot be determined

ENone of these

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Answered by smithasijotsl
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The difference of marks obtained by X in Maths and marks obtained by Y in Maths = 24

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

  1. Marks obtained by X in physics = 160 = 40% of total marks of X2.
  2. Marks obtained by Z in Chemistry = \frac{3}{4}th of marks obtained by X in physics
  3. Ratio of total marks obtained by X to Z is 4:3
  4. Marks obtained by Y in Maths = Marks obtained by Z in chemistry
  5. Total marks obtained by Y in physics and chemistry together is half of total marks obtained by X.
  6. The marks obtained by X in Maths is 50% more than marks obtained by him in chemistry,

To find,

Marks of X in Maths - Marks of Y in Maths

Solution:

To find the marks of X in Maths

From (1)

Marks obtained by X in Physics = 160

Total Marks obtained by X ×40% = 160

Total marks obtained by X = 160×\frac{100}{40} = 400

From(6), The marks obtained by X in Maths is 50% more than marks obtained by him in chemistry,

If x is the marks obtained by X in Chemistry, then marks in Maths = x+50%x

x+\frac{1}{2}x = \frac{3}{2}x

Since the total marks of X is 400, we have

x+ \frac{3}{2}x+160 = 400

\frac{5}{2}x = 240

x = 96

Marks of X in Chemistry = 96

Marks of X in Maths =  \frac{3}{2}x =  \frac{3}{2}×96 = 144

To find the marks of Y in Maths

From(2) Marks obtained by Z in Chemistry = \frac{3}{4}th of marks obtained by X in physics

Since Marks obtained by X in Physics = 160,  

Marks obtained by Z in Chemistry =  \frac{3}{4} ×160 = 120

From (4) ,Marks obtained by Y in Maths = Marks obtained by Z in chemistry

Marks obtained by Y in Maths = 120

Marks of X in Maths - Marks of Y in Maths = 144 - 120

= 24

∴ Marks of X in Maths - Marks of Y in Maths = 24

Answer:

The difference of marks obtained by X in Maths and marks obtained by Y in Maths = 24

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