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What is the ratio of the total number of candidates clearing the entrance examination from state B in the year 2004 to that of those clearing the entrance examination from State C in the same year?

What is the ratio of the total number of candidates clearing the entrance examination from state B in the year 2004 to that of those clearing the entrance examination from State C in the same year? Correct Answer 221 : 148

$$\eqalign{& \text{Required ratio} \cr& = \frac{1.04\text{ lakhs}\times51\%}{1.11\text{ lakhs}\times32\%} \cr& = \frac{1.04\times51}{1.11\times32} \cr& = \frac{104\times51}{111\times32} \cr& = \frac{13\times17}{37\times4} \cr& = \frac{221}{148} \cr& = 221:148 \cr} $$

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