The table shows the data of 450 candidates who appeared in the examination of three subjects – Social Science, Mathematics, and Science. How many candidates have passed in at least one subject?
How many candidates have passed in at least one subject?
The table shows the data of 450 candidates who appeared in the examination of three subjects – Social Science, Mathematics, and Science. How many candidates have passed in at least one subject?
How many candidates have passed in at least one subject?
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- 48
- 162
- 390
- 425
The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
The total number of candidates is 450. We are given that 60 candidates failed in all three subjects. Thus, the number of candidates who passed in at least one subject is:
\[ \text{Passed in at least one subject} = 450 - 60 = 390 \]
So, the number of candidates who passed in at least one subject is 390.
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