Science, asked by surajkumarsing3225, 7 months ago

Two middle-order batsmen are compared based on their performance in their previous cricket match. Batsman A got 9 runs more than Batsman B and Batsman A’s runs are 56% of the sum of both their runs.

Answers

Answered by stanleyjsoans1976
1

Answer:Batsman A

x d=x−  

x

ˉ

 d  

2

 

18 −16 256

33 −1 1

34

0 0

38 4 16

47 13 169

170 0 442

Now  

x

ˉ

=  

5

170

​  

=34

σ=  

n

∑d  

2

 

​  

 

​  

 

=  

5

442

​  

 

​  

=  

88.4

​  

 

≃9.4

Coefficient of variation, C.V=  

x

ˉ

 

σ

​  

×100

=  

34

9.4

​  

×100

=  

34

940

​  

 

=27.65

∴ The coefficient of variation for the runs scored by batsman A is 27.65         ............(1)

Batsman B

x d=x−  

x

ˉ

 d  

2

 

27 −8 64

35 0 0

35

$$0$4 0

37 2 4

41 6 36

175 0 104

x

ˉ

=  

5

175

​  

=35

σ=  

n

∑d  

2

 

​  

 

​  

 

=  

5

104

​  

 

​  

=  

20.8

​  

 

≃4.6

Coefficient of variation

=  

x

ˉ

 

σ

​  

×100

=  

35

4.6

​  

×100

=  

35

460

​  

=  

7

92

​  

=13.14

∴ The coefficient of varaition for the runs scored by batsman B is =13.14              ...........(2)

From (1) and (2), the coefficient of variation for B is less than the coefficient of variation for A.

∴ Batsman B is more consistent than the batsman A in scoring the runs.

Explanation:

Answered by kennedyogutu
0

Answer:

players:    A            B

runs:         x+9         x  

percent:    56%        44%

(x + 9)  =  [(x + 9) + x]* 56%

x + 9 = [2x + 9] * 0.56

x + 9 = 1.12x + 5.04

9 - 5.04 = 1.12x - 1x

3.96 = 0.12x

x = 33

replace x for player A 33 + 9 = 42

player A 42 runs, B 33runs  

Explanation:

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