Math, asked by mrak2, 1 year ago

there two candidates in an election. 10% of voters didn't cast their votes. 10% of the votes were found invalid. the winning candidate got 54% of the valid votes and won by 1620 votes.find the number of voters inrolled.

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Answered by kaushalydv98
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Answer:

Assume that there are 100 unit voters.

10% doesn't cast their votes, so now remaining voters are 90units.

Again 10% votes are invalid so 90*10/100=9

Valid votes are 90-8=81 now

Given that winning candidate gets 54% so 81*54/100=43.74

Another candidate= 81-43.74=37.26

Given that the of winning is 1620 votes.

43.74-37.26=6.48units=1620

1unit=1620/6.48=250

100unit= 25,000

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