Math, asked by ajha631, 9 months ago

There were 120 men per 100 women in a village. The number of women increased by 20% in one year and the total population increased by 25%. What percentage of the total increase in males?​

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Answered by niljeettembhekar360
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Step-by-step explanation:

current population=120+100

=220

no of women=100

no of men's =120

total population increase by 25%

so that 220×25%

220×25÷100

55

no of persons increase is 55

no of women's increase in total population

100×20%

=20 women's

so that

no of men's will be =55-20

=35

therefore, percentage of total male's increase

=120+35×100÷220

=155×5÷11

=775÷11

=7.45%

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