Mathematics · Data Interpretation
In a study of two colonies B and C, the percentage-wise breakup of population categories is given. In colony B, males constitute 50%, females 30%, and children 20%. In colony C, males constitute 40%, females 35%, and children 25%. If the number of females in colony B exceeds the number of children in colony C by 112, and the total number of males in both colonies combined is 1400, find the total number of people in colony C.
- 11900
- 21800
- 32100
- 41600✓
Correct answer
1600
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