Mathematics · Data Interpretation
In a board examination, 10% of the total 77,000 appeared students scored 100% marks in Mathematics. If the number of students who failed in Mathematics is also equal to 10% of the total appeared students, then the number of failed students in Mathematics is how much percentage more than the number of students who scored 100% in Mathematics?
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- 1150%
- 2100%
- 30%✓
- 450%
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