# In the classroom

There are 30 boys and a few girls in the class. In the six months, 28 boys and all girls benefited, which was 95% of all pupils. How many pupils are there in the classroom?

Result

x =  40

#### Solution:

$\ \\ 28+d=0.95 \cdot \ (30+d) \ \\ \ \\ 0.05d=0.5 \ \\ \ \\ x=d=10 \ \\ x=30+d=30+10=40$

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