Question : On a certain date, Pakistan had a success rate of 60% against India in all the ODIs played between the two countries. They lost the next 30 ODIs in a row to India and their success rate came down to 30%. The total number of ODIs played between the two countries:
Option 1: 50
Option 2: 45
Option 3: 60
Option 4: 30
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Correct Answer: 60
Solution : Given: On a certain date, Pakistan had a success rate of 60% against India in all the ODIs played between the two countries. They lost the next 30 ODIs in a row to India, and their success rate came down to 30%. Let the total number of ODIs be 10$x$. Pakistan had a success rate of 60% ⇒ They won (10$x$ × $\frac{60}{100}$) = 6$x$ matches. Losing the next 30 ODIs, their success rate came down to 30%. So, the total number of matches = (10$x$ + 30) Now, 6$x$ = (10$x$ + 30) × $\frac{30}{100}$ ⇒ 6$x$ × $\frac{100}{30}$ = 10$x$ + 30 ⇒ 20$x$ = 10$x$ + 30 ⇒ 10$x$ = 30 ⇒ $x$ = 3 Therefore, the total number of ODIs played between the two countries = (10 × 3) + 30 = 60 Hence, the correct answer is 60.
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