Math, asked by Ypallavi9737, 11 months ago

There are 84 student. In a class. If 25 percent of. them. are declared unsuccessful in the annual exam ,how many student have passed

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Answered by mishka131517

4

Answer:

63

Step-by-step explanation:

Number of unsuccessful students-

25/100×84

21

Thus number of students that have passed

=84-21

=63

Answered by aryanseth809

0

Answer:

25/100×84=21 students

84-21=63 students

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