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There are 240 students in an engineering college. Each student opted for exactly one of three specialisations among Computer Science, Mechanical and Electronics. The total number of students who opted for Computer Science and Electronics is equal to the number of students who opted for Mechanical. 42-5% students who opted for Mechanical are girls. The number of girls who opted for Computer Science is one-third the number of boys who opted for Mechanical. The difference between the number of boys who opted for Electronics and the number of girls who opted for Computer Science is equal to the difference between the number of boys who opted for Computer Science and the number of girls who opted for Electronics. The number of girls who opted for Electronics is 28.
Question: 1

By what percent is the number of boys who opted for mechanical is more than the total number of students who opted for electronics ?

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  • 15%
  • 12%
  • 13.5%
  • 17.5%
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The Correct Option is A

Solution and Explanation

The percentage increase calculation compares the number of boys choosing Mechanical to the total Electronics students. The Mechanical boys outnumber the Electronics students by 15.

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Question: 2

The number of girls who opted Mechanical is how much percent of number of students who opted Electronics?

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  • 0.75
  • 0.8
  • 0.85
  • 0.9
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The Correct Option is C

Solution and Explanation

The percentage of girls choosing Mechanical, relative to those choosing Electronics, is calculated using the given ratio. If 85% of Electronics students are girls selecting Mechanical, this is directly derived from the data and ratio.

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Question: 3

The total number of girls in the Engineering College is

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  • 102

  • 138

  • 112

  • 116

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The Correct Option is A

Solution and Explanation

The Engineering College has a total of 102 girls. This figure is confirmed by the student enrollment data for all branches.

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