- A15000
- B18000
- C12000
- D14400
Step-by-Step Solution
The winner got 62% and the loser 38%, so the margin is 24% of valid votes. 24% = 3600, hence 1% = 150 and the total = 15000.
Answer: A) 15000
In an election between two candidates, the winner secured 62% of the valid votes and won by a margin of 3600 votes. Find the total number of valid votes polled.
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