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q45 , no of runs Sachin scored during his innings

During sachin and ganguly , sachin will face 6 overs and during other partnerships , it will be 2/3 rd of other overs .

no of overs Sachin scored during sachin - kumble = 2/3 * 10 = 6.6

no of overs Sachin scored during sachin - harbhajan= 2/3 * 8 = 5.3

no of overs Sachin scored during sachin - srinath= 2/3 * 5 = 3.3

no of overs Sachin scored during sachin - yohannan= 2/3 * 10= 6.6


no of runs Sachin scored during his innings= 210.4 runs

but answer is 212 .
 
As you already know, I'm unfamiliar with cricket, so what does "after the fall of the fifth wicket mean"? Why is he being forced to share a partnership? I thought they always bat in pairs.
 
BigBeachBananas said:
"after the fall of the fifth wicket mean"?
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First partnership is between Das and Dasgupta , (Dasgupta is out, first wicket ) Then Second partnership is between Das and Dravid , (Das is out , 2nd wicket) Then Third partnership is between Dravid - Laxman , (Laxman is out,3rd wicket ) 4th partnership is between Dravid -Sehwag (Sehwag is out , 4th wicket ) , Dravid - Ganguly then after 5th wicket ( Dravid is out ) sachin - ganguly ....
 
"After the fall of the fifth wicket" - means that 5 batsmen have already got out when it is his turn to bat.

Yes they bat in pairs, so when Sachin comes in to bat, he partners with Ganguly who hasn't got out yet. After 12 more overs, Ganguly gets out.
Then Kimble comes in to bat with Sachin, and together they bat for 10 more overs. Then Kimble gets out.
So Harbhajan then comes in and bats with Sachin for 8 overs, until Harbhajan gets out.
Then Srinath comes in and bats with Sachin for 5 more overs until Srinath gets out.
Lastly, Yohanna comes in and bats with Sachin until one of them gets out after another 10 overs.

So now 10 batsmen are out and the innings is over.

Simple!
 
Saumyojit said:
q45 , no of runs Sachin scored during his innings

During sachin and ganguly , sachin will face 6 overs and during other partnerships , it will be 2/3 rd of other overs .

no of overs Sachin scored during sachin - kumble = 2/3 * 10 = 6.6

no of overs Sachin scored during sachin - harbhajan= 2/3 * 8 = 5.3

no of overs Sachin scored during sachin - srinath= 2/3 * 5 = 3.3

no of overs Sachin scored during sachin - yohannan= 2/3 * 10= 6.6


no of runs Sachin scored during his innings= 210.4 runs
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@Harry_the_cat Please see this
 
Harry_the_cat said:
"After the fall of the fifth wicket" - means that 5 batsmen have already got out when it is his turn to bat.

Yes they bat in pairs, so when Sachin comes in to bat, he partners with Ganguly who hasn't got out yet. After 12 more overs, Ganguly gets out.
Then Kimble comes in to bat with Sachin, and together they bat for 10 more overs. Then Kimble gets out.
So Harbhajan then comes in and bats with Sachin for 8 overs, until Harbhajan gets out.
Then Srinath comes in and bats with Sachin for 5 more overs until Srinath gets out.
Lastly, Yohanna comes in and bats with Sachin until one of them gets out after another 10 overs.

So now 10 batsmen are out and the innings is over.

Simple!
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Thanks for the explanation :)
Saumyojit said:
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q45 , no of runs Sachin scored during his innings

During sachin and ganguly , sachin will face 6 overs and during other partnerships , it will be 2/3 rd of other overs .

no of overs Sachin scored during sachin - kumble = 2/3 * 10 = 6.6

no of overs Sachin scored during sachin - harbhajan= 2/3 * 8 = 5.3

no of overs Sachin scored during sachin - srinath= 2/3 * 5 = 3.3

no of overs Sachin scored during sachin - yohannan= 2/3 * 10= 6.6


no of runs Sachin scored during his innings= 210.4 runs

but answer is 212 .
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Where's the rest of the calculation where you get 210.4? What you have is correct so far, possibly an arithmetic error.
 
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BigBeachBananas said:
Where's the rest of the calculation where you get 210.4? What you have is correct so far, possible an arithmetic error.
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6 * 6 + 8 * 7 + 8 * 5.3 + 8 * 3.3 + 8 * 7 = 217

6.6 means 7 overs

Normally sachin scores 6 run and aggressively score 8 runs
 
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Saumyojit said:
6 balls make 1 over . So , 6 . 3 overs mean 6 overs 3 balls and 6 . 6 overs means 7 overs then?


yeah something wrong !
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Either do arithmetic with 6 base system or work 10 base (decimal) system - for fractions. I believe that is the goal of these exercises.

So I suggest you write 6.5 overs for 6 overs and 3 balls.
 
To avoid all that conundrum:

[math]\text{Sanchin's score}=\frac{1}{2}(12)(6)+\frac{2}{3}(10)(8)+\frac{2}{3}(8)(8)+\frac{2}{3}(5)(8)+\frac{2}{3}(10)(8)\\ \text{Sanchin's score}=36+\frac{2*8}{3}(10+8+5+10)\\ \text{Sanchin's score}=36+\frac{16}{3}(33)=36+16(11)=212\\[/math]
 
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Saumyojit said:
ok 6.66 means 6.7 then it is coming .

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in q48 , Ganguly has scored 24 runs ( 4 runs * 6 ) ; Kumble has scored 6.6 runs ~~ 7 runs ( 3.3 overs * 2 runs ) , Harbhajan has scored 8.1 runs ~~ 8 runs ( 2.7 overs * 3 runs ) , Srinath has scored 5.1 runs ~5 runs ( 1.7 overs * 3 ) , Yohannan has scored 6.6 runs ~~ 7runs ( 3.3 overs * 2 runs )

Total Runs = 212 + ( 24 + 7 + 8 + 5 + 7 ) = 263

When sachin comes out to bat maximum score by then , 360 - 263 = 97 runs

Something is wrong?
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Not sure I understand the question. Sanchin was already batting and scored 212. Why is it asking that's the max/min he can come to bat?
 
Saumyojit said:
its the same followed up question !!
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It is not same question. It has different FIND.

Paste a relevant part of the old problem to the continued (yet different thread)



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The main answer is what Saumyojit answered above, making all the calculations and linking all the overs and innings of Sachin with his partners and the total partnership that scored 212.
The fall of wicket means the person got out, which is between the number of partnerships listed above, which is between Das and Dasgupta, the first one, 2nd one is among the Das and Dravid after the Dasgupta is out, then starts the partnership of the Dravid and Laxman, followed by the Dravid and Sehwag which is carried out next by the Dravid and Ganguly, after the respective partner lost his wicket and when the Sachin comes to bat, he partners up with the Ganguly who hasn't lost his wicket and is in the field holding his position, where Sachin holds his position for almost till the end of the match while continuing his partnership with several batters till the innings is over, and the batsman is out.

And the second part is:

The score limits when Sachin can come and take the lead depending upon the batsman's performance. The total score achieved by the team is 360 giving the ultimate final of all the team performance. This also allows us to calculate the Sachin's joining the field at 97, and the score at that time would be 97, picking the Sachin performance and score, and for the maximum score could be any hit limit, it all depends upon the performance of the team.
 
JasonTurner said:
The main answer is what Saumyojit answered above, making all the calculations and linking all the overs and innings of Sachin with his partners and the total partnership that scored 212.
The fall of wicket means the person got out, which is between the number of partnerships listed above, which is between Das and Dasgupta, the first one, 2nd one is among the Das and Dravid after the Dasgupta is out, then starts the partnership of the Dravid and Laxman, followed by the Dravid and Sehwag which is carried out next by the Dravid and Ganguly, after the respective partner lost his wicket and when the Sachin comes to bat, he partners up with the Ganguly who hasn't lost his wicket and is in the field holding his position, where Sachin holds his position for almost till the end of the match while continuing his partnership with several batters till the innings is over, and the batsman is out.

And the second part is:

The score limits when Sachin can come and take the lead depending upon the batsman's performance. The total score achieved by the team is 360 giving the ultimate final of all the team performance. This also allows us to calculate the Sachin's joining the field at 97, and the score at that time would be 97, picking the Sachin performance and score, and for the maximum score could be any hit limit, it all depends upon the performance of the team.
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sorry this is some else question's answer.
 
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