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A cricket team lost 60% of the matches it played (assuming no match was a draw, a tie or cancelled). If it won 44 matches, then the number of matches it played is:

  1. A
    150
  2. B
    125
  3. C
    110
  4. D
    100

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let the total number of matches played be M.
The team lost 60% of the matches. Since there are no ties or draws, the percentage of matches won is:

Winning percentage=100%−60%=40%
Given that the number of matches won is 44:

40% of M=44
100
40

×M=44
5
2

×M=44
M=
2
44×5

=22×5=110

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A cricket team lost 60% of the matches it played (assuming no match was a draw, a tie or cancelled). If it won 44 matches, then the number of matches it played is:
A
150
B
125
C
110
D
100

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