Aptitude - Percentage - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Percentage - General Questions (Q.No. 1)
1.
A batsman scored 110 runs which included 3 boundaries and 8 sixes. What percent of his total score did he make by running between the wickets?
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Number of runs made by running = 110 - (3 x 4 + 8 x 6)
= 110 - (60)
= 50.
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50 | x 100 | ![]() |
5 | % |
110 | 11 |
Video Explanation: https://youtu.be/X2zTnABqEHU
Discussion:
144 comments Page 3 of 15.
Nisha kadam said:
4 years ago
Here, Why we subtract 60 from 110? Please explain me.
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Manikandan said:
5 years ago
Total runs =110.
Boundaries means (4)=>so,
Qus:3 boundaries =3*4=12.
Sixes(6)=>so,
Qus:8 sixes = 8*6=48.
So, boundary + sixes = 12 + 48 = 60.
The, 60 runs is only boundaries and sixes.
But, the question was running b/w the wickets (only scores the runs in running ).
So, total - (boundaries &sixes) = running runs.
So, 110(total) - 60(boundaries &sixes) = 50(running runs).
Here, it is asked percentage :
So, running runs/total *100 = ans.
So, 50/110*100 = 500/11,
And the answer is 45*5/11.
Boundaries means (4)=>so,
Qus:3 boundaries =3*4=12.
Sixes(6)=>so,
Qus:8 sixes = 8*6=48.
So, boundary + sixes = 12 + 48 = 60.
The, 60 runs is only boundaries and sixes.
But, the question was running b/w the wickets (only scores the runs in running ).
So, total - (boundaries &sixes) = running runs.
So, 110(total) - 60(boundaries &sixes) = 50(running runs).
Here, it is asked percentage :
So, running runs/total *100 = ans.
So, 50/110*100 = 500/11,
And the answer is 45*5/11.
(3)
Bebika Mongar said:
1 month ago
How 4 came here? Please, someone, explain to me.
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Nagendra said:
1 decade ago
In order to find the percentage of runs scored by running the wickets.
see the total runs scored by the batsman is 110.
runs scored by fours and sixes is 4*3+6*8=60
then runs scored by running b/w wickets = 50(total runs(110) - runs scored by fours and sixes(60))
for 110 runs if he scored 50 runs by running b/w wickets
then for 100 how much
this can written in the ratio form as 110:100::50:X
then x=(100*50)/110
solving we get the answer as 500/11
converting in mixed fraction we 45*5/11.
i hope u understood.. have a nice day.
see the total runs scored by the batsman is 110.
runs scored by fours and sixes is 4*3+6*8=60
then runs scored by running b/w wickets = 50(total runs(110) - runs scored by fours and sixes(60))
for 110 runs if he scored 50 runs by running b/w wickets
then for 100 how much
this can written in the ratio form as 110:100::50:X
then x=(100*50)/110
solving we get the answer as 500/11
converting in mixed fraction we 45*5/11.
i hope u understood.. have a nice day.
(1)
Sundar said:
1 decade ago
An important interview question:
Question: 75% of a number when added to 75 becomes the number itself. The number is ?
Solution:
Let the required number be x.
x = 75% of x + 75
x = 75/100x + 75
1x = 0.75x + 75
1x - 0.75x = 75
0.25x = 75
x = 75/0.25
x = 7500/25
x = 300.
Verification:
75% of 300 = 275
Now 755 + 75 = 300
Hence 300 is the required answer.
Question: 75% of a number when added to 75 becomes the number itself. The number is ?
Solution:
Let the required number be x.
x = 75% of x + 75
x = 75/100x + 75
1x = 0.75x + 75
1x - 0.75x = 75
0.25x = 75
x = 75/0.25
x = 7500/25
x = 300.
Verification:
75% of 300 = 275
Now 755 + 75 = 300
Hence 300 is the required answer.
(1)
Nikhila said:
1 decade ago
Hey the correct answer is option d.55%
explaination:x%of a number is given as :(x*number)/100 and not (x*100)/number..
for eg 10%of 20 is 2...therefore according to my formula its (10*20)/100=2 but according to the way the sum has been solved here its (10*100)/20=50...which is wrong how can 50 be 10%of 20????
therefore here its (50*110)/100=55%
explaination:x%of a number is given as :(x*number)/100 and not (x*100)/number..
for eg 10%of 20 is 2...therefore according to my formula its (10*20)/100=2 but according to the way the sum has been solved here its (10*100)/20=50...which is wrong how can 50 be 10%of 20????
therefore here its (50*110)/100=55%
(1)
Anusha said:
1 decade ago
Can please solve problems with explanation?
If 12 1/2% of a 25% of b = 20% of (a+b), Then what is the ratio of b:a?
If 12 1/2% of a 25% of b = 20% of (a+b), Then what is the ratio of b:a?
(1)
Ramesh said:
9 years ago
@Jay
1 : 2 is answer.
1 : 2 is answer.
(1)
Surya tez said:
9 years ago
Let me explain.
Total runs made by him = 110 in which he made 3 boundaries and 8 sixes
So basically a boundary means 4, therefore 3 boundaries means 3 X 4 = 12.
And 8 sixes equals to 8 X 6 = 48.
Now adding boundary and sixes made by him,
Therefore 12 + 48 = 60.
So the score 60 was not made by runs.
So let us subtract the score 60 from the total score 110.
So that 110 - 60 = 50
50 is the score which is made by running between the wickets.
The solution is not yet completed, it's about to finish
We need to get a percentage of that runs made by him.
50/110 * 100 = 45 * 5/11 will be the answer.
Hope you understand.
Total runs made by him = 110 in which he made 3 boundaries and 8 sixes
So basically a boundary means 4, therefore 3 boundaries means 3 X 4 = 12.
And 8 sixes equals to 8 X 6 = 48.
Now adding boundary and sixes made by him,
Therefore 12 + 48 = 60.
So the score 60 was not made by runs.
So let us subtract the score 60 from the total score 110.
So that 110 - 60 = 50
50 is the score which is made by running between the wickets.
The solution is not yet completed, it's about to finish
We need to get a percentage of that runs made by him.
50/110 * 100 = 45 * 5/11 will be the answer.
Hope you understand.
(1)
Akshaya said:
6 years ago
How come 45? Please tell me.
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