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In an examination, the ratio of practical to theory marks is 3:7. If 80% of the marks are scored in the practical and 60% of marks are scored in the theory, what is the ratio of marks scored in the theory and the practical?

  1. A
    6 : 7
  2. B
    5 : 7
  3. C
    7 : 4
  4. D
    3 : 7

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let the maximum marks for practical and theory be 300 and 700 respectively (maintaining the ratio 3:7).
Calculate marks scored:

Marks scored in Practical =80% of 300=
100
80

×300=240

Marks scored in Theory =60% of 700=
100
60

×700=420

Find the ratio of marks scored in theory to practical:

Ratio=
Practical Marks Scored
Theory Marks Scored

=
240
420

=
24
42

=
4
7


Hence, the required ratio is 7:4.

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In an examination, the ratio of practical to theory marks is 3:7. If 80% of the marks are scored in the practical and 60% of marks are scored in the theory, what is the ratio of marks scored in the theory and the practical?
A
6 : 7
B
5 : 7
C
7 : 4
D
3 : 7

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