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out of some students 80% passed in maths 75% passed in English and 5% failed in both if three hundred of them passed in both subjects how many students appeared in the exam

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Answered by nikhilvashisth9052
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Answer:

Let the number of students appearing for the examination = N.

0.8*N passed in math and 0.2*N did not pass in math.

0.75*N passed in English and 0.25*N did not pass in English.

0.05*N failed both subjects.

1.) Those that passed both English and Math = (0.8)*(0.75)*N = 0.6*N.

2.) Those that passed in math and failed in English = (0.8)*(0.25)*N = 0.2*N.

3.) Those that passed in English and failed in math = (0.2)*(0.75)*N = 0.15*N.

4.) Those that failed both subjects = (0.2)*(0.25)*N = 0.05*N.

N could be any value that results in integer values for the respective percentages of N. 0.05*N limits N to 20, 40, 60, 80…,100, 120…etc.

If 100 happens to be the number of students showing up for the exams. the various numbers relative to 1, 2, 3, 4, above are:

Step-by-step explanation:

Step-by-step explanation:0.6*100 = 60.

0.2*100 = 20.

0.2*100 = 20.0.15*100 = 15.

0.2*100 = 20.0.15*100 = 15.0.05*100 = 5.

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