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CAT 2022 Set-2 | Quantitative Aptitude | Question: 11

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In an election, there were four candidates and $80 \%$ of the registered voters casted their votes. One of the candidates received $30 \%$ of the casted votes while the other three candidates received the remaining casted votes in the proportion $1: 2: 3$. If the winner of the election received $2512$ votes more than the candidate with the second highest votes, then the number of registered voters was

  1. $62800$
  2. $50240$
  3. $40192$
  4. $60288$

     

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