Mathematics · Percentage

In an election, Candidate A secures 60% of the votes, Candidate B secures 30% of the votes, and Candidate C secures the remaining 10%. If the total number of votes cast in the election is 1,20,000, how many more votes did Candidate A receive than Candidate B?

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36,000

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