To win an election, a candidate needs `3/4` of the votes cast. If after `2/3` of the votes have been counted, a candidate has `5/6` of what he needs, then what part of the remaining votes does he still need? `1/8` (b) `3/8` (c) `1/(10)` (d) `1/4`

In an election,the number of candidates is one greater than the persons to be elected.If a voter an vote in 254 ways,the number of candidates is a.7 b.10 c.8 d.6

In an election for 3 seats there are 6 candidates. Voter cannot vote for more than 3 candidates. In how many ways can he vote?

In an election,the successful candidate registered 5,77,500 votes and his nearest rival secured 3,48,700 votes.By what margin did the successful candidate win the election?

In an election a voter can vote for 2 candidates at a time. Half of the voters give their 1^(st) vote to candidate A and the 2nd vote to candidate B, C and D in ratio 3:2 : 1. Half of the rest voters give their 1^(st) vote to B and their 2^(nd) vote to C and D in ratio 2:1. Half of the rest of the voters give their 1^(st) vote to C and D in ratio 1:1.840 voters do not cast their vote. Find the number of votes each candidate got.

There are 5 candidates in an election and 3 of them are to be elected. A voter can cast any number of votes but not more than three. The number of ways in which he can cast his vote is

In an election, the successful candidate registered 5,77,570 votes and his nearest rival secured 3,48,685 votes. By what margin did the successful candidate win the election?