The following table shows the percentage (%) distribution of 12th class…

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The following table shows the percentage (%) distribution of 12th class students scoring (i) 95% and above marks, and (ii) between 90 - 95% marks, along with ratio of Girls to Boys among them from six schools A-F of Delhi. Total number of students scoring 95% and above marks and between 90 - 95% marks are 6000 and 10000, respectively. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow.

School-wise Distribution of Students Based on Marks

School

Scoring 95% and above marks (6000) Percentage of students

Scoring 95% and above marks (6000) Girls : Boys

Scoring between 90 - 95% marks (10000) Percentage of students

Scoring between 90 - 95% marks (10000) Girls : Boys

A

13%

11 : 5

16%

3 : 2

B

18%

5 : 7

6%

1 : 4

C

17%

3 : 5

10%

5 : 3

D

8%

7 : 1

28%

2 : 3

E

24%

5 : 4

21%

9 : 5

F

20%

5 : 3

19%

3 : 4

What is the ratio of the number of boys of school C who scored between 90 - 95 % marks to the number of boys who scored 95% and above marks in the same school ?

  1. A.

    5 : 9

  2. B.

    10 : 17

  3. C.

    10 : 13

  4. D.

    12 : 17

Show answer & explanation

Correct answer: B

First, calculate the total number of students in School C scoring between 90-95% marks.

Total students in this category = 10,000. Percentage for School C = 10%. So, students in School C = 10% of 10,000 = 1,000.

Next, find the number of boys in this group. The Girls : Boys ratio is 5 : 3.

Number of boys = (3/8) * 1,000 = 375.

Now, calculate the total number of students in School C scoring 95% and above marks.

Total students in this category = 6,000. Percentage for School C = 17%. So, students in School C = 17% of 6,000 = 1,020.

Find the number of boys in this group. The Girls : Boys ratio is 3 : 5.

Number of boys = (5/8) * 1,020 = 637.5.

Finally, find the ratio of boys scoring between 90-95% to boys scoring 95% and above.

Ratio = 375 : 637.5. Multiplying both sides by 2 gives 750 : 1,275. Dividing by 75 simplifies this to 10 : 17.

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