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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Finding Increase or Decrease Percentage in Situations
1100 boys and...
Question
1100
boys and
700
girls are examined in a test.
42
%
of the boys and
30
%
of the girls passed. The percentage of the students who failed is _________.
A
58
%
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B
62
2
3
%
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C
64
%
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D
78
%
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Solution
The correct option is
B
62
2
3
%
Total number of students
=
1100
+
700
=
1800.
Number of students passed
=
(
42
100
×
1100
+
30
100
×
700
)
=
(
462
+
210
)
=
672.
Number of failures
=
1800
−
672
=
1128.
Percentage failure
=
(
1128
1800
×
100
)
%
=
62
2
3
%
.
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