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Please answer all the questions . With explanation.​

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Answered by XxMissLalisaxX
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Answer:

a) 64

b) 61

c) 168

Step-by-step explanation:

a) In this question it is asked that what is the total of students in class 6A and 6E

- Add the students of class 6A and 6E as shown in pie chart

36 + 28 = 64

c) In this question it is asked that what is total of students in all classes i.e let the students of 6B and 6D be x and the students of 6C is 20, 6A is 36 and 6E is 28.

- 2x = 20 + 36 + 28

- 2x = 84

- x = 84/2

- x = 42

This includes that class 6B and 6D has 42 students each.

Final Answer = 20 + 36 + 28 + 42 + 42

= 168

b) In this question it is asked that what is total of girls in class 6B and 6C

- Add the students of class 6B and 6C and than subtract from 23

- 42 + 42= 84

- 84 - 23 = 61

Final answer

: There are 61 girls in class 6B and 6C

Hope it helps you!!

Answered by manya7794
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Step-by-step explanation:

Clarification :

Here, we are given that total number of people who watched the movie are 300. And, 65 % of them liked the movie. We have to finf the number of people who didn't like the movie.

As per the given question, if 65 % liked the movie then rest didn't like the movie. So, 300 people will be considered as 100 % and 65 % liked the movie so 35 % of 300 didn't like the movie. We'll find the 35 % of 300 in order to find the number of people who didn't like the movie.

Explication of steps :

Method ⑴ ::

⪼ Total number of people who watched the movie= 300

⪼ % age of people who liked it = 65 %

If 65 % liked then remain people didn't like the movie. So,

→ % age of people who didn't like = ( 100 % - 65 % ) of 300

→ % age of people who didn't like = 35 % of 300

Now, converting percentage to fraction :

→ Number of people who didn't like the movie = \sf {\Bigg \lgroup \dfrac{35}{ \cancel{100}} \times \cancel{300} \Bigg \rgroup }

100

35

×

300

→ Number of people who didn't like the movie = \sf {35 \times 3 }35×3

→ Number of people who didn't like the movie = \sf {105 }105

→ \underline{\boxed{\sf{ People_{(Didn't\: like \: movie)} = 105 } }} \: \red{\bigstar}

People

(Didn

tlikemovie)

=105

Therefore, Number of people who didn't like the movie are 105.

Method ⑵ ::

⪼ Total number of people who watched the movie= 300

⪼ % age of people who liked it = 65 %

As per the question,

~ Number of people who didn't like = Total number of people – Number of people who liked

→ Number of people who liked = 65 % of 300

→ Number of people who liked = \sf {\Bigg \lgroup \dfrac{65}{ \cancel{100}} \times \cancel{300} \Bigg \rgroup }

100

65

×

300

→ Number of people who liked = \sf {195 }195

So,

→ Number of people who didn't like = Total number of people – Number of people who liked

→ Number of people who didn't like = 300 - 195

→ Number of people who didn't like = 105

→ \underline{\boxed{\sf{ People_{(Didn't\: like \: movie)} = 105 } }} \: \red{\bigstar}

People

(Didn

tlikemovie)

=105

Therefore, Number of people who didn't like the movie are 105.

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