Question
87.5% of the voters in State 'P'Â is equivalent to
10/11 of the voters in State 'Q', and 10/11 of the voters in State 'Q' is equal to 93.75% of the voters in State 'R'. If the average number of voters in State 'P', 'Q', and 'R' is 695, determine the difference between the number of voters in State 'P' and 'R'.Solution
ATQ, 87.5% of voters in State P = 10/11 of State Q = 93.75% of State C Or, 7P/8 = 10Q/11 = 15R/16 [87.5% = 7/8 and 93.75% = 15/16] So, P:Q:R = (8/7):(11/10):(16/15) = 240:231:224 = c [say] Now, (240c + 231c + 224c) /3 = 695 Or, 695c = 695 × 3 Or, c = 3 Required difference = 240c – 224c = 16c = 48
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