Total number of students in a class in 2016 were 550, their strength increased 12% what is total strength now?
Answer: 616
Explanation
To find the total strength now, you need to calculate 12% of the original strength and add it to the original strength.
Original strength = 550
Increase = 12% of 550 = (12/100) × 550 = 66
New strength = Original strength + Increase = 550 + 66 = 616
So, the total strength now is 616.
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