Math, asked by intelligence18, 10 months ago

In the first 8 overs of a T20 cricket match, the run rate was only 5.25. What should be the run rate in the remaining 12 overs to reach the target of 177 runs?

options
11.25

8.85

14.75

10.75​

Answers

Answered by amityadav72
0

Answer:

14.25 is answer good got

Answered by Anonymous
5

Run Rate:

  • Run Rate is the average number of runs a batting side scores per over

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Given:

  • We have been given that in a T20 match a team is having run rate as 5.25 in first 8 overs
  • Target to be reached is 177 runs

To Find:

  • We have to the run rate required in next 12 overs in order to win the match

Solution:

We have been given that:

Overs Thrown = 8 overs

Run rate at that moment = 5.25

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Using Specified Formula

\boxed{\sf{\green{Run \: Rate = \dfrac{Runs \: scored}{Total \: overs}}}}

Substituting the values

\implies \sf{5.25 = \dfrac{Runs \: scored}{8}}

\implies \sf{Runs \: scored = 5.25 \times 8 }

\implies \sf{Runs \: scored = 42}

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After 8 over , runs scored by team is 42

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\sf{Runs \: remaining = Total - scored }

 \sf{Runs \: remaining = 177 - 42 }

 \boxed{\sf{Runs \: remaining = 135 }}

 \boxed{\sf{Remaining \: overs = 12 }}

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\underline{\large\mathfrak\orange{Required \: Run \: Rate \: is \: as \: Follows}}

\implies \boxed{\sf{\green{Required \: Rate = \dfrac{Runs \: remaining}{Remaining \: overs}}}}

Substituting the Values

\implies \sf{Required \: Rate = \dfrac{135}{12}}

\implies \sf{11.25}

Hence Required Run rate is 11.25

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\large\boxed{\sf{\purple{Required \: Run \: Rate = 11.25}}}

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