Math, asked by rtumpa676, 9 months ago

the runs scored by a player in a season are 1,10,39,27,51,0,85,91,101 ; find
1. range of runs scored.
2. median score.
3. average score per inning of player. ​

Answers

Answered by dskavitha1980
1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

. The batting average for

40

innings of a cricket player is

50

runs. His highest score exceeds his lowest score by

172

runs. If these two innings are excluded, the average of the remaining

38

innings is

48

runs. Find out the highest score of the player.

A.

166

B.

174

C.

180

D.

150

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

Solution 1

Total runs scored in

40

innings

=

40

×

50

After excluding two innings, total runs scored in remaining

38

innings

=

38

×

48

Sum of the scores of the excluded innings

=

40

×

50

38

×

48

=

176

Given that the scores of the excluded innings differ by

172.

Hence let's take the highest score as

x

+

172

and lowest score as

x

x

+

172

+

x

=

176

2

x

=

4

x

=

2

Highest score

=

x

+

172

=

2

+

172

=

174

Solution 2

As per the formula, sum of scores of excluded innings

=

2

×

50

+

2

(

40

2

)

=

176

highest score + (highest score

172

)

=

176

highest score

=

174

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