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ramzan
 
Reply Wed 20 Apr, 2016 03:28 am
If 50 male employees are there in a organization and the ratio of male to female emplloyees is 10:15. What percentage of the organization is a male employee?
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DJ Pat
 
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Reply Thu 20 Jul, 2017 09:56 pm
@ramzan,
A simple ratio can give you the numbers you need. M:F ratio is given at 10:15. So then, 10/15 = 50/f. Solve to get f=75. So, if there are 50 male employees, there must be 75 female employees.

50 males divided by 50+75 (total employees) gives 50/125, or 0.4. Converting to a percentage, 40% of the employees are male.
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Steffen Carter
 
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Reply Thu 27 Dec, 2018 03:06 am
@ramzan,
Answer would be 40%.

Sol:
Male Employees = 50, let female employee be x
10/15=50/x
x = 75 thus total no. of employees =50+75 = 125
For calculating the male percentage
50/125*100 = 40% of male.
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dp362pradhan
 
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Reply Thu 7 Mar, 2019 04:41 am
@ramzan,
75 is correct answer
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