Question

The number of people estimated to vote in an election was 7,000. The actual number of people who voted was 5,600. What percent of people who actually voted

Answer 1

Answer:

80% votes cause 56 is 7*8 and 70 is 7*10

Answer 2

$\sf\large\underline\red{Answer:-}$

The no. of people estimated to vote in the election = 7000

The actual no. of people who voted = 5600

.: The per cent by which the estimate vary from the actual turnout is given by,

$\implies \pmb {7000 – 5600/ 5600 \times 100} \\ \\\implies \pmb{ 1400/5600 \times 100} \\ \\ \implies \pmb{0.25 \times 100} \\ \\\implies \pmb{ \red{25\%}}$