Directions for Q.51: Study the following description carefully to answer the question.
In a survey, the percentage break-up of the total number of children in five different villages (A, B, C, D, and E) is recorded. The total number of children across all five villages is 2000, and the distribution is as follows:

Village A: 12%

Village B: 16%

Village C: 30%

Village D: 20%

Village E: 22%

If 70% children from village D go to school, then what is the number of children attending school from village D?

To find the number of children attending school from village D, we follow these steps:
Find the total number of children in village D:
The total number of children across all villages is 2000.
The percentage of children in village D is 20%.

Total children in village D=20% of 2000=
100
20
​
×2000=400
Calculate the number of school-going children from village D:
It is given that 70% of the children from village D attend school.

Number of children attending school=70% of 400=
100
70
​
×400=280
Thus, 280 children attend school from village D.