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100 math problem
(1) If there are x boys in a school, there are girls (100-x).

60% x+40%( 100-x)= 100 * 49.6%

x = 48 100-x = 52。

A: There are 48 boys and 52 girls.

(2) If there are y boys in school B, there are (100-y) girls.

Excellent rate of school B = [57% y+37% (100-y)]/100 = (0.2y+37)/100 (1).

Excellent rate of a school = [60% x+40% (100-x)]/100 = (0.2x+40)/100 (2)

( 1)-(2)De:[0.2(y-x)-3]/ 100 & gt; 0

0.2(y-x) > 3

y-x & gt; 15

y & gtx+ 1

That is, when there are more boys in school B than in school A 15, the excellent rate in school B is higher than that in school A. ..

Take a random example within this range. For example, there are 68 boys and 32 girls in B school.