Six students A, B, C, D, E, and F appeared for a test of 200 marks. C scored 50% marks, which is 25% higher than E's score. The ratio of marks obt...
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Six students A, B, C, D, E, and F appeared for a test of 200 marks. C scored 50% marks, which is 25% higher than E's score. The ratio of marks obtained by A, B, and F is 12:8:9 respectively. D scored 62.5% more marks than E. E and B scored equal marks.
If the passing marks are 40% of the maximum marks, what percent more are the marks scored by D than the passing marks?