In the 2009-2010 school year in country a, there were 117 comma 000117,000 foreign students from country b. this number is 2424% more than the number of students from country c. how many foreign students were from country c?

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In the​ 2009-2010 school year in country​ A, there were 116,000 foreign students from country B. In the 2009-2010 school year in country A, there were 116,000 foreign students from country B. This number is 22% more than the number of students from country C. How many foreign students were from country C?

If x represents the number of students from country C.

then 122% of x = 116,000

122/100 * x = 116000

Transposing the formula for x;

therefore x = 116000 * 100/122 = 95,082 students

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