Question : In an exam, out of a total number of appeared students 87 percent of students passed, and 3250 students failed. What is the total number of students who appeared in the exam?
Option 1: 22,500
Option 2: 25,000
Option 3: 28,000
Option 4: 26,800
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Correct Answer: 25,000
Solution : Given: In an exam, out of a total number of appeared students 87 percent of students passed, and 3250 students failed. Let the total number of students be $x$. The number of students who passed the exam = 87% of $x$ = $0.87x$ The number of students who failed the exam = $x-0.87x$ = $0.13x$ So, $0.13x=3250$ ⇒ $x=25000$ Hence, the correct answer is 25,000.
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Question : The following bar graph shows the total number of students who appeared in an exam from five different schools. Approximately how much percent of total students who appeared in the exam are failed?
Option 1: 57%
Option 2: 47%
Option 3: 44%
Option 4: 54%
Question : The bar graph shows the number of students who passed and failed in different classes in a school. If the total number of students in each class is 100, find the percentage of students who passed the exam.
Option 1: 25%
Option 2: 65%
Option 3: 60%
Option 4: 55%
Question : In an examination, 1100 boys and 900 girls appeared. 50% of the boys and 40% of the girls passed the examination. The percentage of candidates who failed:
Option 1: 45%
Option 2: 45.5%
Option 3: 50%
Option 4: 54.5%
Question : In an examination out of 6000 students, 60% of boys and 90% of girls passed. If the total pass percentage was 65%, then what would be the number of boys?
Option 1: 3500
Option 2: 5000
Option 3: 4500
Option 4: 5500
Question : In a class of 1500 students, the percentage of girls is 30%. If 80% of the boys failed the examination, find the number of boys who passed the examination.
Option 1: 840
Option 2: 210
Option 3: 550
Option 4: 630
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