In an examination, 35% of the students passed and 455 failed.
How many students appeared for the examination?

Answer Posted / varun dubey

let there are n students .
35% are passed.
therefore (100-35)% =65% students are failed.
65*n/100=455.
by solving this equation we get n=700.
Hence,there are 700 students.

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