In a district, there are four electoral constituencies. Four political parties put up their candidates. The number of votes polled by each party, in thousands, is given below. Constituency, Party I, Party II, Party III, Party IV; East, 180, 74, 5, 34; South, 8, 70, 108, 210; North, 72, 275, 44, 225; West, 19, 23, 101, 191 By how many more votes, did party IV win South constituency than the next highest party?

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RRB NTPC · Question 56

In a district, there are four electoral constituencies. Four political parties put up their candidates. The number of votes polled by each party, in thousands, is given below.

Constituency	Party I	Party II	Party III	Party IV
East	180	74	5	34
South	8	70	108	210
North	72	275	44	225
West	19	23	101	191

By how many more votes, did party IV win South constituency than the next highest party?

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Answer: (B) 1.02 Lakh

Explanation

In South, Party IV got 210 thousand votes and the next highest, Party III, got 108 thousand. The margin = 102 thousand = 1.02 lakh.