Math, asked by Sveta, 9 months ago

a cricketer has a certain average for 10 innings.In the 11th innings,he scored 108 runs, thereby increasing his average by 6 runs.His new average is?

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Answered by Anonymous
107

AnswEr :

Let the Average After 10th Inning be n.

According to the Question Now :

 \implies \tt\underbrace{10 \: innings}_{ \large(10 \times n)} +\underbrace{11th \: inning}_{ \large108} = \underbrace{After \: 11th \: inning}_{ \large11 \times (n + 6)}

 \implies \tt10n + 108 = 11(n + 6)

 \implies \tt10n + 108 = 11n + 66

 \implies \tt108 - 66 = 11n - 10n

 \implies \boxed{ \tt n = 42}

\rule{300}{1}

Average of Cricketer after 11th Inning :

\longrightarrow\tt Average_{11th  \:Inning}=(n+6)

\longrightarrow\tt Average_{11th  \:Inning}=(42+6)

\longrightarrow\red{\tt Average_{11th  \:Inning}=48}

Average after 11th Inning will be 48.

Answered by EliteSoul
49

Answer:

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Let the average after 10 innings be Y

According to question:-

(Y × 10)+ 108 = 11 × (Y+6)

\implies10Y + 108 = 11Y + 66

\implies10Y - 11Y = 66 - 108

\implies-Y =- 42

\implies★ Y = 42

After 11th innings,his new average will be:-

New average = Y + 6

New average = 42 + 6

★ New average = 48

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