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Y has to score 40% marks to pass. He gets 20 marks and fails by 40 marks. The maximum marks of the exam are?

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Answered by Anonymous
10

Let us take the maximum marks be x.

Then 40% of x = 40x/100.

Marks obtained by y = 20.

Marks by which he fails = 40.

Therefore passing marks = 40+20=60.

Atq, 40x/100=60.

or 40x = 60×100

Therefore x = 60×100/40

= 150

Answered by RiteshChandel01
2

Answer:

The maximum marks of the exam are 150.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Let the maximum marks of the exam is x.
  • Passing marks of the exam or the marks above which no one can fail is 40 % of the total marks. the passing marks are given by 0.4x
  • Marks scored by Y are 20.
  • Marks by which Y fails is 40.
  • Total passing marks = marks got by Y + Marks by which Y fails.

      Passing\  marks= 20+40=60

  • Equating both passing marks,the equation formed is

         0.4x=60

  • On solving, the value of x is 150

Conclusion:

The maximum number of marks of the exam is 150.

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