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The following table shows the marks of a student in an exam. Subject Max. marks Marks obtained Hindi 100 74 English 50 42 Math 150 124 Science 100 73 Social Science 50 47   What is the percentage of marks for the student in all the subjects put together ?

The following table shows the marks of a student in an exam. Subject Max. marks Marks obtained Hindi 100 74 English 50 42 Math 150 124 Science 100 73 Social Science 50 47   What is the percentage of marks for the student in all the subjects put together ? Correct Answer 80 percent

Given:

There are five subjects, Hindi, English, math, science, Social Science which obtained marks are 74,42,124,73,47 simultaneously.

Total Max. marks of all the subjects = 450.

Formula used:

Percentage of marks = (Total marks obtained/Total max. marks) × 100

Calculation:

Percentage of marks = (360/450) × 100

⇒ 80 percent.

∴ The percentage of marks for the student in all the subjects put together is 80%.

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