A) The pass marks in an examination is 40%. Rajani secured 295 marks and failed by 25 marks. Find the full marks of the examination

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A) The pass marks in an examination is 40%. Rajani secured 295 marks and

failed by 25 marks. Find the full marks of the examination

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Answer:

800 full marks

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295 + 25 = 320 marks required to pass

320 / 0.40 = 800 full marks

Iresha Rubasinghe answered Jan 25, 2022

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