To solve this problem, we need to determine two things:
The number of female voters in the year 2000.
The ratio of female to male voters in the year 2020.
Number of female voters in the year 2000:
Let's denote:
F as the percentage change in the number of female voters over the 5 elections.
M as the percentage change in the number of male voters over the 5 elections.
R as the ratio of female to male voters in the year 2000.
f1 as the number of female voters in the year 2000.
m1 as the number of male voters in the year 2000.
We are given that the number of male voters in the year 2000 was 3300 (=m1). Therefore, we can express
using the ratio
R = f1/m1 ⟹ R = f1/3300 =>
f1 = 3300RSo, the expression for the number of female voters in the year 2000 is: 3300RRatio of female to male voters in the year 2020:We need to determine the new ratio of female to male voters in the year 2020.
Let No. of Female and male voters be f5 & m5 respectively in the year 2020.
Given:
The number of female voters in the year 2000 was 3300R.
The number of male voters in the year 2000 was 3300.
We can rearrange the given formula to find the new number of voters:
number of new voters=number of old voters×(1+ percentage change/100)
Using this formula:
The number of female voters in 2020: f5 = f1 ( 1 + F/100 ) = 3300R {(100+F)/100}
The number of male voters in 2020: m5 = m1 ( 1+ M/100 ) = 3300 {(100+M)/100}
The new ratio of female to male voters in 2020 is:
f5/m5 = R [(100+F)/(100+M)]
Selections:
Number of female voters in the year 2000:
3300RRatio of female to male voters in the year 2020:
R× [(100+F)/(100+M)]