Table given below shows total number of people (Adult + Children) visited four different parks in a week. The table also shows total number of males and ratio of male to female in adult people. Read the data carefully and answer the questions.
| Parks | Total people (Adult + children) | Total number of males | The ratio of total number of males to that of females in adult people |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | 2200 | 80P | ---- |
| B | 1440 | 40P | ---- |
| C | 1200 | 45P | 9 : 4 |
| D | 480 | 15P | 5 : 3 |
Note: (i) Adult = Male + female
(ii) Total number of adult males visited all four parks in the week = 2700
If total females visited park A are 255 more than that of total children visited park C, then find total children visited park A.
Correct Answer :
520
Solution :
The correct option is 520.
Step 1: Determine the value of using the total number of adult males.
From the given table, the total number of males visited all four parks (A, B, C, and D) is given as 2700.
The total number of males for each park is represented in terms of as follows:
Park A:
Park B:
Park C:
Park D:
Summing these values:
Step 2: Calculate the number of adult males in each park.
Using :
Adult males in Park A =
Adult males in Park C =
Step 3: Calculate adult females and children for Park C.
For Park C, the ratio of adult males to adult females is given as 9 : 4.
Total adults in Park C = Adult males + Adult females =
From the table, Total people (Adult + Children) visited Park C = 1200.
Step 4: Calculate total females and total children in Park A.
According to the given condition, total females visited Park A are 255 more than total children visited Park C:
Since Note (i) states that Adult = Male + Female:
From the table, Total people (Adult + Children) visited Park A = 2200.
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