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A candidate just passed by getting 60 answers correct by attempting 132 of the total questions. Find the total number of questions in the examination if a candidate needs 40% marks. (All questions carry equal marks)
% 150 ≡ 100% Therefore, Total number of questions = 150More Average Questions
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