The number of boys and girls, in std. 6 to std. 8 in a School is represented in the subdivided bar graph. Find the total number of boys.

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110

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100

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Solution

The correct option is D 100
Here,
Blue = Girls
Orange = Boys

For the 6th grade the number of boys = 20

For the 7th grade the number of boys = 40

For the 8th grade the number of boys = 40

Total number of boys = (20 + 40 + 40)
= 100

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The number of boys and girls, in std. 6 to std. 8 in a School is represented in the subdivided bar graph. Find the total number of boys.

The correct option is D 100Here, Blue = Girls Orange = Boys For the 6th grade the number of boys = 20 For the 7th grade the number of boys = 40 For the 8th grade the number of boys = 40 Total number of boys = (20 + 40 + 40) = 100

The correct option is D 100
Here,
Blue = Girls
Orange = Boys

For the 6th grade the number of boys = 20

For the 7th grade the number of boys = 40

For the 8th grade the number of boys = 40

Total number of boys = (20 + 40 + 40)
= 100