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The table shows the distribution of the marks obtained by various students in a class. Subject Marks out of 50 40 and above 30 and above 20 and above 10 and above 0 and above English 480 1440 3840 4320 4800 Hindi 200 960 3360 3840 4800 Average (Aggregate) 340 1200 3600 4080 4800   Q What is the ratio of the number of students getting ≥ 10% in English and ≥ 40% in Hindi to ≥ 20% in English and ≥ 30% in Hindi?

The table shows the distribution of the marks obtained by various students in a class. Subject Marks out of 50 40 and above 30 and above 20 and above 10 and above 0 and above English 480 1440 3840 4320 4800 Hindi 200 960 3360 3840 4800 Average (Aggregate) 340 1200 3600 4080 4800   Q What is the ratio of the number of students getting ≥ 10% in English and ≥ 40% in Hindi to ≥ 20% in English and ≥ 30% in Hindi? Correct Answer 113 : 120

Number of students ≥ 10% in English and ≥ 40% in Hindi = 4320 + 200 = 4520

Number of students ≥ 20% in English and ≥ 30% in Hindi = 3840 + 960 = 4800

Required ratio = 4520 : 4800 = 113 : 120

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