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In a school election, there were two candidates
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In a school election, there were two candidates for class president. The candidate who got 40% of the votes polled was defeated by 16000 votes. Calculate the total number of votes.
A 24000
B 28000
C 30000
D 35000
E 40000
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A 24000
B 28000
C 30000
D 35000
E 40000
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Re: Percentages
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03 Nov 2019, 07:45
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Follow the rules of the board. Give the question a proper title. NOT just fraction.
https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/rules-to- ... -1652.html
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Re: In a school election, there were two candidates
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