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In an exam a student scores 30% and fails by 40 marks. If the passing mark is 160, find the maximum marks.

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  • A420
  • B450
  • C400
  • D380

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The student's score = 160 − 40 = 120, which is 30% of the maximum, so maximum = 120 ÷ 0.3 = 400.
Answer: C) 400

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