Math Problem Statement
In an examination, 94% of the candidates passed and 48 candidates failed. Total candidates appeared in the examination are?
Solution
To solve the problem:
Problem
We are told:
- 94% of the candidates passed.
- 48 candidates failed.
We need to determine the total number of candidates who appeared for the examination.
Solution
- Let the total number of candidates be .
- Then, the number of candidates who passed is .
- The number of candidates who failed is .
- According to the problem, .
- Solve for :
Answer
The total number of candidates who appeared for the examination is 800.
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Here are 5 questions to expand your understanding:
- If 75% of the candidates passed, how many failed in an exam with 800 candidates?
- What percentage of candidates failed in this case?
- How would the result change if 60 candidates failed instead of 48?
- Can you calculate the number of passing candidates given the total and failure rate?
- How would you determine the percentage of failures if the total candidates and failures are known?
Tip: Always verify your calculations by substituting the result back into the original problem for accuracy.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Percentages
Algebra
Formulas
Percentage calculation: part = percentage × total
Equation solving
Theorems
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Suitable Grade Level
Grades 6-8