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In an election between two candidates, Kiran and Suresh, Kiran received 60% of the total votes. If the total number of votes is 8,000, find the number of votes received by Suresh.

Asked in GSSSB CCE (Group A & B) Preliminary Exam · 2024
Election Based · Quantitative Aptitude
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Quantitative AptitudePercentageElection BasedValid and Invalid VotesGSSSB CCE (Group A & B) Preliminary Exam2024
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If the winning margin and percentage difference are known, Valid Votes = Margin × 100 ÷ Percentage Difference.

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