Mathematics · Ratio and Proportion
In a Bar Council election, two candidates, A and B, contested for the same position. All votes cast were valid, and each member of the Bar Council had to vote. The ratio between the votes cast for A and B was 3:10. If the unsuccessful candidate received 46,860 votes, how many members were there in the Bar Council?
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- 11,79,256
- 23,26,200
- 34,68,600
- 42,03,060✓
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2,03,060
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