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In a factory, a part of the 1500 employees reported for the work while others were on leave. The next day, 4%  of the workers who were on leave on the first day reported for the work and 6%   of the workers who came on the 1st  day joined the strike. If the number of workers on leave on both days were the same, then how many workers were on leave? 
Options:
A .  600
B .  700
C .  800
D .  900
Answer: Option D
:
D
Let workers on leave: present workers = x: y.
0.04x come to work and 0.06y take leave on the second day. As there will be no difference in value of x and y after this exchange: 0.04x = 0.06y
x: y = 6: 4 or 3: 2.
Number of workers on leave =(35)×1500=900
Hence option (d)
Alternatively, go from answer options
2nd day number joining and number on leave should be the same
This happens only when the number of leave = 900
2nd day = 4%of9006%of600=0 . Option (d)

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