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The following graph shows the number of illiterates in different states of a country in the year 2021.

Total illiterates in 4 states = 4,50,000

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What is the percentage of the total number of illiterates in A, B and C to the illiterates in D in 2021?

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  1. 126.78%
  2. 127.27%
  3. 150.57%
  4. 110.24%

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Option 2 : 127.27%
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Calculation:

The total number of illiterates in A, B and C is  20 + 14 + 22 = 56%

The total number of illiterates in D is 44%

The required percentage is (56 /44) × 100 = 127.27 %

∴ The correct option is 2

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