Multiple Choice Question: A group of dancers consists of x boys and x girls. If two of the boys are replaced by two girls, then 48% of the group members will be boys. Find the original value of the boys.

A group of dancers consists of x boys and x girls. If two of the boys are replaced by two girls, then 48% of the group members will be boys. Find the original value of the boys.

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