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In a school, an exam was held for 80 marks in which 32 was the passing marks. Who among the following scored the minimum marks?
[Note: Round off up to one decimal only.]

  1. A
    D, who got
    19
    12

    of the total marks
  2. B
    C, who got 160% of the passing marks
  3. C
    A, who got 72% marks in the exam
  4. D
    B, who got
    11
    7

    of the total marks

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let's calculate the exact marks obtained by each person:
A's marks: 72% of total marks (80)

Marks=
100
72

×80=57.6
B's marks:
11
7

of total marks (80)

Marks=
11
7

×80=
11
560

≈50.9
C's marks: 160% of passing marks (32)

Marks=
100
160

×32=1.6×32=51.2
D's marks:
19
12

of total marks (80)

Marks=
19
12

×80=
19
960

≈50.5
Comparing the calculated marks:

50.5 (D)<50.9 (B)<51.2 (C)<57.6 (A)
Thus, D scored the minimum marks.

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In a school, an exam was held for 80 marks in which 32 was the passing marks. Who among the following scored the minimum marks?
[Note: Round off up to one decimal only.]
A
D, who got
19
12

of the total marks
B
C, who got 160% of the passing marks
C
A, who got 72% marks in the exam
D
B, who got
11
7

of the total marks

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