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in a town the percentage of men is 52 the percentage of
total literacy is 48 if total percentage of literate men is
35 of the total population write a program to find the
total no of the literate men and women if the population of
the town is 80000
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Answer / brajesh
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
main()
{
int per_men, tot_men, tot_lit_pop, tot_lit_per, men_lit_per, tot_lit_men, tot_lit_wom, tot_wom, ilt_wom, ilt_men, tot_pop=80000;
per_men=52;
tot_men=tot_pop*per_men/100;
tot_lit_per=48;
tot_lit_pop=tot_pop*tot_lit_per/100;
men_lit_per=35;
tot_lit_men=tot_pop*men_lit_per/100;
tot_lit_wom=tot_lit_pop-tot_lit_men;
tot_wom=tot_pop-tot_men;
ilt_men=tot_men-tot_lit_men;
ilt_wom=tot_wom-tot_lit_wom;
printf("\nTotal Population = %d",tot_pop);
printf("\nTotal number of Men = %d",tot_men);
printf("\nTotal number of Literate Population = %d",tot_lit_pop);
printf("\nTotal number of Literate Men = %d",tot_lit_men);
printf("\nTotal number of Literate Women = %d",tot_lit_wom);
printf("\nTotal number of Women = %d",tot_wom);
printf("\nTotal number of Illiterate Men = %d",ilt_men);
printf("\nTotal number of Illiterate Women = %d",ilt_wom);
getch();
}
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 52 Yes | 11 No |
Answer / sonu
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main()
{
float men,wmen,lit,illit,lit_men,lit_wmen,illit_men,illit_wmen,tot_pop;
men=80000*0.52;
wmen=80000-men;
lit=80000*0.48;
illit=80000-lit;
lit_men=80000*0.35;
lit_wmen=lit-lit_men;
illit_men=men-lit_men;
illit_wmen=wmen-lit_wmen;
printf("Total No. Illiterate men = %f",illit_men);
printf("
Total No. Illiterate woman = %f",illit_wmen);
getch();
}
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 8 Yes | 3 No |
Answer / bhawna
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
main()
{
int per_men, tot_men, tot_lit_pop, tot_lit_per, men_lit_per, tot_lit_men, tot_lit_wom, tot_wom, ilt_wom, ilt_men, tot_pop=80000;
per_men=52;
tot_men=tot_pop*per_men/100;
tot_lit_per=48;
tot_lit_pop=tot_pop*tot_lit_per/100;
men_lit_per=35;
tot_lit_men=tot_pop*men_lit_per/100;
tot_lit_wom=tot_lit_pop-tot_lit_men;
tot_wom=tot_pop-tot_men;
ilt_men=tot_men-tot_lit_men;
ilt_wom=tot_wom-tot_lit_wom;
printf("\nTotal Population = %d",tot_pop);
printf("\nTotal number of Men = %d",tot_men);
printf("\nTotal number of Literate Population = %d",tot_lit_pop);
printf("\nTotal number of Literate Men = %d",tot_lit_men);
printf("\nTotal number of Literate Women = %d",tot_lit_wom);
printf("\nTotal number of Women = %d",tot_wom);
printf("\nTotal number of Illiterate Men = %d",ilt_men);
printf("\nTotal number of Illiterate Women = %d",ilt_wom);
getch();
}
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 8 Yes | 4 No |
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