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The ratio of marks obtained by two students A and B is 6 ∶ 5. The sum of their marks is 440. If the average of their percentage marks is 55, then the maximum marks for which the examination was conducted were:

  1. A
    250
  2. B
    300
  3. C
    350
  4. D
    400

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let the maximum marks for the examination be T per student.
The total marks obtained by A and B combined is 440.

The average percentage score of A and B is given as 55%.
Therefore, the total percentage score obtained by both together is:

Total Percentage=55%×2=110%
This means that the sum of their marks (440) is equivalent to 110% of the maximum marks (T):

T
440

×100=110
T
440

=1.1
T=
1.1
440

=400

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The ratio of marks obtained by two students A and B is 6 ∶ 5. The sum of their marks is 440. If the average of their percentage marks is 55, then the maximum marks for which the examination was conducted were:
A
250
B
300
C
350
D
400

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