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In an election between two candidates, 2% of the voters did not cast their votes. Out of the polled votes, 5% were declared invalid. One candidate secured 65% of the valid votes. If the total number of voters was 25,20,000, how many valid votes did the losing candidate receive?
Asked in RRB Group D · 2025
Election Based · Quantitative Aptitude
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Invalid votes = Votes polled × Invalid-vote percentage ÷ 100 when the percentage is based on votes polled.
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