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An election was contested by two candidates A and B. In all, there were 25000 voters. 80% of the votes were polled. If A got 60% of the total votes polled, how many votes did B get?

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Total voters =25000

80% of the votes were polled.

=80100×25000=20000

A got 60% votes

=60100×20000=12000

So,

B will get votes

=2000012000=8000

Hence, this is the answer.

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