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In an election there were two candidates Ram Singh and Sohan Lal. The total no. of voters in the constituency was 80000 and 80% of the total votes were polled. If 60% of the polled votes were cast in favour of Ram Singh, how many votes were received by Sohan Lal?

  1. A
    25600
  2. B
    26700
  3. C
    38400
  4. D
    28000

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Total number of voters = 80,000
Number of votes polled:

Polled Votes=80% of 80,000=
100
80

×80,000=64,000
Ram Singh received 60% of the polled votes. Therefore, Sohan Lal received the remaining percentage of polled votes:

Sohan Lal’s percentage=100%−60%=40%
Number of votes received by Sohan Lal:

Votes
Sohan Lal

=40% of 64,000=
100
40

×64,000=25,600

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In an election there were two candidates Ram Singh and Sohan Lal. The total no. of voters in the constituency was 80000 and 80% of the total votes were polled. If 60% of the polled votes were cast in favour of Ram Singh, how many votes were received by Sohan Lal?
A
25600
B
26700
C
38400
D
28000

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