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.
 Required percentage = |
 |
50 | x 100 |  % = 45 |
5 | % |
| 110 | 11 |
Video Explanation: https://youtu.be/X2zTnABqEHU
Discussion:
150 comments Page 4 of 15.
Dhileep D said:
1 year ago
Actually, it converts from 500/11 to 45*(5/11) to a mixed fraction by quotient* remainder/divisor.
For eg: By dividing 500/11 we get quotient =45, remainder=5 divisor =11.
Then we form 45* (5\11).
For eg: By dividing 500/11 we get quotient =45, remainder=5 divisor =11.
Then we form 45* (5\11).
(45)
Nagamani said:
4 years ago
Total runs 110.
3 boundaries=3*4=12.
8 sixes =8*6=48.
Total score = 110-(12+48)
=110-60.
=50 total runs.
Percentage =50/110 * 100,
= 500/11.
= 45.45 mixed fraction lo rayaga 45*5/11.
3 boundaries=3*4=12.
8 sixes =8*6=48.
Total score = 110-(12+48)
=110-60.
=50 total runs.
Percentage =50/110 * 100,
= 500/11.
= 45.45 mixed fraction lo rayaga 45*5/11.
(14)
Ostwal said:
7 years ago
Total run = 110.
No of sixes = 8,
Runs by 6= 8*6=48,
No of four =3,
Runs by four =4 * 3=12,
Runs between the wickets =110-60=50,
%of runs are 50 divided by 110 *100, = we will get the answer.
No of sixes = 8,
Runs by 6= 8*6=48,
No of four =3,
Runs by four =4 * 3=12,
Runs between the wickets =110-60=50,
%of runs are 50 divided by 110 *100, = we will get the answer.
Kumar said:
7 years ago
3 boundaries = 3*4=12,
8 sixes = 8*6=48,
=> 48+12=60 (runs scored with the help of boundaries),
runs scored by running b/w wickets = 110-60=50,
%runs scored by running = (50/110)*100.
8 sixes = 8*6=48,
=> 48+12=60 (runs scored with the help of boundaries),
runs scored by running b/w wickets = 110-60=50,
%runs scored by running = (50/110)*100.
Aparna said:
1 decade ago
@seshadri,
remember one thing
any fraction can be written in the following format
quotient *(remainder/divisor)
we get fraction as
500/11
just convert it into above format
thats it
remember one thing
any fraction can be written in the following format
quotient *(remainder/divisor)
we get fraction as
500/11
just convert it into above format
thats it
Chandu said:
1 decade ago
800 is how much % of 7200?
800*%/100 = 7200.
By solving we get 800%.
And by using above method.
800/7200*100=11.11111111.
Which will be the correct method and what is the answer.
800*%/100 = 7200.
By solving we get 800%.
And by using above method.
800/7200*100=11.11111111.
Which will be the correct method and what is the answer.
Uday said:
9 years ago
Total score 110.
3 boundaries = (3 * 4) =12.
8 sixes = 8 * 6 = 48.
12 + 48 = 60.
Remaining runs (110 - 60) scored by running.
So % is 50/110 * 100 = 500/11 = option b.
3 boundaries = (3 * 4) =12.
8 sixes = 8 * 6 = 48.
12 + 48 = 60.
Remaining runs (110 - 60) scored by running.
So % is 50/110 * 100 = 500/11 = option b.
Sana said:
11 months ago
See follow like this:
Given that;
Total runs = 110,
Total six = 8 * 6 = 48,
Boundaries = 4 * 3 = 12,
110-48 + 12 = 50.
Now find
110= 100%.
50=?
50/110 * 100 = 45 5/11.
Given that;
Total runs = 110,
Total six = 8 * 6 = 48,
Boundaries = 4 * 3 = 12,
110-48 + 12 = 50.
Now find
110= 100%.
50=?
50/110 * 100 = 45 5/11.
(40)
Madhuwala said:
2 years ago
Total run = 110.
Eight sixes = 48 run,
Three boundaries = 12run,
So, running between wicket=(110-48+12) = 50.
therefore, percentage of 50 run =(50/110)*100 = 45 * 5/11.
Eight sixes = 48 run,
Three boundaries = 12run,
So, running between wicket=(110-48+12) = 50.
therefore, percentage of 50 run =(50/110)*100 = 45 * 5/11.
(79)
Aravind Ramamoorthy said:
7 years ago
Runs=110.
(Boundaries)fours = 4 * 3 = 12,
Sixes=8*6=48,
total=48+12=60,
110-60 = 50,
50/110 = 5/11,
5/11*100(%) = 500/11,
45*11= 495,
Balance = 5,
= 45 5/11.
(Boundaries)fours = 4 * 3 = 12,
Sixes=8*6=48,
total=48+12=60,
110-60 = 50,
50/110 = 5/11,
5/11*100(%) = 500/11,
45*11= 495,
Balance = 5,
= 45 5/11.
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