A student gets 75% marks, which is 90 marks more than the passing marks. If the passing requirement is 45%, what is the maximum marks? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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A student gets 75% marks, which is 90 marks more than the passing marks. If the passing requirement is 45%, what is the maximum marks?

A. 400

B. 250

C. 300

D. 350

Answer: Option C

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Difference = 75% - 45% = 30%. 30% of Maximum = 90. Maximum = 90 * (100 / 30) = 300.

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