A constituency has three candidates A, B and C contesting the election. During polls, the constituency has been divided into parts P and Q for studying. Candidates A and B gets 50% and 30% of the votes of part P respectively whereas candidates B and C gets 40% and 35% of the votes of part Q. If in overall, A wins by 5000 votes and C is behind B by 15000 votes. Then what is the difference in the number of voters who voted for A in part P and Q?

A constituency has three candidates A, B and C contesting the election

1.	A constituency has three candidates A, B and C contesting the election. During polls, the constituency has been divided into parts P and Q for studying. Candidates A and B gets 50% and 30% of the votes of part P respectively whereas candidates B and C gets 40% and 35% of the votes of part Q. If in overall, A wins by 5000 votes and C is behind B by 15000 votes. Then what is the difference in the number of voters who voted for A in part P and Q?
A.	5000
B.	10000
C.	15000
D.	20000
E.	25000
Answer» F.