Mathematics · Percentages
In an election among three candidates A, B and C, A gets 50% more votes than B. A also defeats C by 5,040 votes. It was found that B gets 60% more votes than C. What was the total number of voters on the voting list, if only 92% of people showed up for polling, and out of those, 400 votes were found to be invalid?
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- 120,000✓
- 218,400
- 318,000
- 420,400
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20,000
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