Math, asked by jaswanthRao9660, 1 year ago

Ajit tendulkar has a certain average for 9 innings. in the tenth inning, he scores 100 runs thereby increasing his average by 8 runs. his new average is

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Answered by Anonymous
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Let Ajit's average be x for 9 innings. So, Ajit scored 9x run in 9 innings.
In the 10th inning, he scored 100 runs then average became (x+8). And he scored (x+8)*10 runs in 10 innings.
Now,
=>9x+100 = 10*(x+8)
Or, 9x+100 = 10x+80
Or, x = 100-80
Or, x = 20
New average = (x+8) = 28 runs.

Answered by qwachieve
1

Given:

The average of Ajit increases by 8 runs in the tenth inning.

Ajit scored runs in 9 innings.

The runs scored in the tenth inning are 100.

To find:

New average of Ajit.

Solution:

The average of terms is the ratio of the sum of the terms and the total number of terms.

Average = sum of terms / total count of terms

Since Ajit scored a certain average for nine innings,

Therefore, let us assume the average of nine innings as X.

The total innings is 9.

Average for nine innings = Total score of Ajit / Total innings

The total score of Ajit = 9X

In the tenth inning,

Runs scored by Ajit = 100

Average increases by 8 in the tenth inning.

Therefore,

Average for ten innings = average of 9 innings + 8

= X + 8

Total runs scored by Ajit in ten innings = Total runs scored in nine innings + 100

Total count of innings = 10

Putting all the values in the formula for average,

X + 8 = (9X + 100)/ 10

10X + 80 = 9X + 100

10X -9X = 100 – 80

X = 20

Average for ten innings = X + 8

= 20 + 8

Average for ten innings = 28

The new average of Ajit after ten innings is 28.

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